(a) Draw a payoff diagram of the company's equity and debt as a function of the company's asset value in 1 year (i.e. the maturity of the debt). (Draw them on the same graph) (b) What is the value of the company's equity, given the amount of debt it has outstanding? (You may use a Black-Scholes-Merton calculator) (c) Before you are able to make your offer to purchase the company's equity, the company announces that it is splitting its debt into two different seniorities. It will now have senior debt with an outstanding principal amount of $30 million, and junior debt with an outstanding principal amount of $40 million. Draw a payoff diagram of the company's senior debt and junior debt as a function of the company's asset value in 1 year. (Draw them on the same graph) (d) You wonder whether the company's decision should affect your offer. What is the market value of the company's equity after the company splits its debt? Compare your answer to part (b), and explain. (e) What is the market value of the company's junior debt? (f) What is the market value of the company's senior debt?