3. You have $5000 of your own money to invest and you plan on buying A's stock. Using leverage, you borrow enough in your margin account so that the payoff of your margined purchase of A's stock will be the same as a $5000 investment in B's stock. What will be the number of shares of A you will purchase? 4. You have $5000 in cash to invest in B's stock. You aim to replicate the payoff of a $5000 investment in A. Using homemade unleverage (i.e. putting unused money in risk-free assets), how much do you need to invest at the risk-free rate so that the payoff of your account will be the same as a $5000 investment in A's stock? What is the number of shares of B's stock you will purchase?Consider firm A and B with identical assets. A is an allequity firm with 1 million shares outstanding trading for $24 per stock. E is a Ieyered firm with 2 million shares outstanding and $12 million in debt paying an annual interest rate of 5%, which is the same as the riskfree rate. Assume that MM's perfect capital market conditions are met. and that you can borrow and lend at the same 5% rate as B- 1. Estimate B's share price by using MM Proposition | 2. You have $1.2 mil of your own money to invest and you plan on buying A's stock. Using Ieyerage |[i.e. borrowing), how much do you need to borrow in your margin account so that the payoff of your margined purchase of A's stock will be the same as a $1.2 mil inyestment in B's stock? A: Allequity asset Eouity B: Leye red