Based on the EBIT, the cost of equity, and rates attached, Calvert Corporation has the following values:
- a. $124,019.61
- b. - 1 $136,421.57
- b - 2 $155,024.51
<h3 /><h3>What is the value of Calvert Corporation?</h3>
This can be found as:
= EBIT x (1 - tax rate) / cost of an equity
= 25,300 x (1 - 25%) / 0.153
= $124,019.61
<h3>What is the value with 40% debt?</h3>
= Value of firm + (Tax rate x Debt percentage x Value of firm)
= 124,019.61 + (25% x 40% x 124,019.61)
= $136,421.57
<h3>What is the value with 100% debt?</h3>
= 124,019.61 + (25% x 100% x 124,019.61)
= $155,024.51
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That is impossible to answer because this is an expression. you can only solve for x in equations
Just squish the two equations into one equation and idk im just typing this because i apparently need a twenty character long answer
22 and 27 is the answer. what else do you need??
Answer:
The difference is subtracting 6.5
19.5, 25, 31.5
Step-by-step explanation:
