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Data provided in the question:

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or

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The correct answer is option (D) TC = $1,000 + $100q

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<u>6.</u>            1000                             0                                       0

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=rate(nper,pmt,-pv,fv)

nper is  the number of years before maturity which is 30

pmt is the coupon payable on the bond,6.1%*$1000=$61

pv is the current price of the bond at $1,055

fv is the face value of the bond at $1,000

=rate(30,61,-1055,1000)

rate=5.71%

pretax cost of debt is 5.71%

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Unlevered β=1.05

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tax=tax =24%=0.24

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market return is 10%

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Ke is 13.33%

kd is 5.71%

D/E=0.55=0.55/1 which means that debt has 0.55 equity has 1

D/V=D/E+V=0.55/1+0.55=0.35

E/V=E/E+V=1/(1+0.55)=0.65

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