Taurus Inc. wants to evaluate the acquisition of an equipment. The equipment's basic acquisition price is $100 million, and would cost another $10 million for shipping \& handling, plus another $5 million to install & modify it for use by the firm at the beginning. Taurus plans to use this equipment for 4 years, and then at the end of Year 4 , the equipment is expected to be salvaged for $20 million of market value. Per US tax rules about depreciation treatment, this equipment is categorized as an MACRS 3year class asset that is, 33%,45%,15% and 7% to be depreciated for Year 1,2,3 and 4 , respectively. With this 4-year equipment investment project, Taurus will also be subject to such changes: - Produce 30,000 units of products each year, from Year 1 to Year 4; - Each product unit sells for the price of $1,200 at Year 1, thereafter growing 4% per year in real terms; - Each product unit costs $800 to produce at Year 1 , thereafter growing 3% per year in real terms; - The side effects and opportunity costs of this equipment are negligible to Taurus; - Each year, Taurus needs to invest to prepare a net operating working capital beforehand, amounting to 10% of revenue projected for the year that follows; - The applicable federal-plus-state tax rate for future years is 24\%. (b) Assuming that Taurus's nominal WACC (observed from open market) =7.50% per year, while the annual inflation rate =3,02% per year. Compute (in real terms) the