Assume that Hogan Surgical Instruments Company has $$2,500,000$ in assets. If it goes with a low$-$liquidity plan for the assets, It can earn a return of $18$ percent, but with a high$-$liquidity plan, the return will be $14$ percent. If the firm goes with a short$-$term financing plan. the financing costs on the $$2,500,000$ will be $10$ percent, and with a long$-$term financing plan, the financing costs on the $$2,500,000$ will be $12$ percent

a$.$ Compute the anticipated return after financing costs with the most aggressive asset$-$financing mix.

Anticipated return

b$.$ Compute the anticlpated return after financing costs with the most conservative asset$-$financing mix.

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c$.$ Compute the anticipated return after financing costs with the two moderate approaches to the asset$-$financing mix,

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