iii. In real dollars, how much would Rosa pay in taxes with the new greenhouse on top of her farm's existing level of income? a. $23,184 b. $15,870 c. $17.259 d. $21,960 e. None of the above Enter Response Here: iv. Suppose that the IRS will allow Rosa to depreciate the cost of the investment using straight line over 15 years. What would be the average tax rate before-debt in 15 years if you also take into account the tax savings from depreciation? a. 23.58% b. 20.87% c. 1846% d. 17.79% e. None of the above Enter Response Here: v. Calculate the after-tax, risk-adjusted discount rate if Rosa requires a pre-tax return to capital of 7% and her risk premium is 5% Use the marginal tax rate post-greenhouse. a. 9.97% b. 9.12% c. 936% d. 9.89% e. None of the above Enter Response Here: vi. What is Rosa's average tax rate in year 6 ? Take into account her farm's initial level of income, additional income from the greenhouse, and the tax savings from depreciation and interest payments. a. 17.70% b. 24.00% c. 17.77% d. 23.52% e. None of the above Enter Response Here: vii. What is the present value of the after-debt Net Cash Flows from the investment in year 10 ? a. $9.405 b. $3.941 c. $4,028 d. $5,813 e. None of the above Enter Response Here: Rosa is a produce farmer looking to invest in a new greenhouse with a hydroponic system. The initial cost would be $32,500 and it is expected to increase real annual receipts by $40,300 while increasing real annual operating costs by $26,400. The initial cost would be paid with a $2,500 cash payment and a $30,000 loan fully amortized over 10 years with an interest rate of 7%. The chart below is the income tax schedule, each level of income is indexed with inflation and updates annually. The rate of inflation is 2.3% and Rosa's farm has a real taxable income of $82,700 before the investment. i. In real dollars, how much does Rosa already pay in Income taxes prior to the investment? 3,$13,997 b. $19.848 c. $16.760 d. $18,194 e. None of the above Enter Response Here