<span>Brenda would be correct, another way to find the answer would be to use the keep change flip method. Where you keep 5/2 change division to multiplication then flip 4/1.
The equation would then be 5/2 * 4/1 then you just multiply straight across 5*4 = 20 and 2*1 equals 2. You end up with 20/2 which reduces to 10</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
−45−1+3−63−6
−46−1+3−63−6
−46+2−63−6
Solution:
−46−63−6+2
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The weighted average cost of capital for the firm will be 11.25%.
<h3>How to calculate the WACC?</h3>
The weighted average cost of capital is the calculation of the cost of capital for a firm where each category of capital is weighted.
Here, the weighted average cost of capital will be:
= 0.5(10%)(1 - 15%) + 0.5(14%)
= 0.5(0.1)(0.85) + 0.5(0.14)
= 11.25%
The corporate value at 70% debt when WACC is 11.94% will be:
= (EBIT)(1 - T)/WACC
= (13.24)(1 - 0.15)/0.1194
= $94.26 million
The corporate value at 30% debt when WACC is 11.14% will be:
= (EBIT)(1 - T)/WACC
= (13.24)(1 - 0.15)/0.1114
= $101.02 million
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Hey there!
In order to compare these fractions, we can give them a common denominator.
Our least common multiple of 3 and 8 is 24. We multiply 2/3 by 8/8 and 5/8 by 3/3 to get
16/24 and 15/24
Therefore, 2/3 is bigger.
Hope this helps!
