The following table shows an abbreviated income statement and balance sheet for Quick Burger Corporation for $2022.$

INCOME STATEMENT OF QUICK BURGER CORPORATION, $2022$

$($Figures in $ millions$)$

Net sales $ $27,586$

Costs $17,588$

Depreciation $1,421$

Earnings before interest and taxes $($EBIT$)$ $ $8,577$

Interest expense $536$

Pretax income $8,041$

Federal taxes $($@ $21\%)1,689$

Net income $ $6,352$

BALANCE SHEET OF QUICK BURGER CORPORATION, $2022$

$($Figures in $ millions$)$

Assets $20222021$ Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity $20222021$

Current assets Current liabilities

Cash and marketable securities $ $2,355$ $ $2,355$ Debt due for repayment $$ $ $424$

Receivables $1,3941,354$ Accounts payable $ $3,4223,162$

Inventories $141136$ Total current liabilities $ $3,422$ $ $3,586$

Other current assets $1,108635$

Total current assets $ $4,998$ $ $4,480$

Fixed assets Long$-$term debt $ $13,652$ $ $12,153$

Property, plant, and equipment $ $24,696$ $ $22,854$ Other long$-$term liabilities $3,0762,976$

Intangible assets $($goodwill$)2,8232,672$ Total liabilities $ $20,150$ $ $18,715$

Other long$-$term assets $3,0023,118$ Total shareholders$$ equity $15,36914,409$

Total assets $ $35,519$ $ $33,124$ Total liabilities and shareholders$$ equity $ $35,519$ $ $33,124$

In $2022$ Quick Burger had capital expenditures of $$3,068.$

Calculate Quick Burger$$s free cash flow in $2022.$

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If Quick Burger was financed entirely by equity, how much more tax would the company have paid? $($Assume a tax rate of $21\%.)$

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What would the company$$s free cash flow have been if it was all$-$equity financed?

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