In each of the shaded cells, use a formula to compute your answer. Typing in a numeric value, even if correct, will be counted wrong. Below you will find the data to estimate the WACC for General Electric (GE). GE has sufficient reinvested profit that it doesn't need to issue new common stock. The firm uses only common equity and debt in its capital structure - the firm has no preferred stock. Also, to compute the cost of common equity, GE only uses the CAPM approach. Additionally, GE is composed of 3 separate divisions, each with a different level of risk (beta). In the later part of the assignment, compute the cost of equity and the cost of capital for each of GE's three divisions. In your calculations, assume that each division has the same capital structure and cost of debt as GE. 2. Estimate GE's divisional cost of equity and divisional cost of capital In each of the shaded cells, use a formula to compute your answer. Typing in a numeric value, even if correct, will be counted wrong. Below you will find the data to estimate the WACC for General Electric (GE). GE has sufficient reinvested profit that it doesn't need to issue new common stock. The firm uses only common equity and debt in its capital structure - the firm has no preferred stock. Also, to compute the cost of common equity, GE only uses the CAPM approach. Additionally, GE is composed of 3 separate divisions, each with a different level of risk (beta). In the later part of the assignment, compute the cost of equity and the cost of capital for each of GE's three divisions. In your calculations, assume that each division has the same capital structure and cost of debt as GE. 2. Estimate GE's divisional cost of equity and divisional cost of capital