Customers-Come-Last (CCL) is a local cable and internet service provider. Its free cash flow projections for the next two years are given below. Year 1 40,000 Year 2 48,000 Free Cash Flow After Year 2, CCL will continue growing at a constant rate of 2% (per year). The firm's tax rate is 30% You can assume the firm will maintain a debt-equity ratio of 1 (which means its and ratios equal 0.5). The risk-free rate is 2%, and the market risk premium is 5%. Compute CCL's cost of equity. You should assume here that CCL's equity beta equals 1.6. (3 points) Compute CCL's weighted average cost of capital. You should assume here that CCL's pre-tax cost of debt is 5%. (4 points) Compute the terminal value of CCL's FCF in year 2 (i.e. the value in year 2 of all free cash flows occurring after year 2). (4 points) Compute the total value of CCL (debt + equity). (4 points) Compute the value of CCL's equity. You can assume here CCL has 400,000 of debt (1 points)