Using the data below, calculate the WACC (weighted average cost of capital). You are provided with 2 examples (first 2 rows) and the amount of capital the firm has from debt and from equity notice that the value of the firm is simply those individual values added together supply the answer for the value of the firm in the third row. Use the values (in columns 1, 3, and5) to calculate the weights for debt and for equity along with the rates (adjusted for taxes if appropriate) to calculate the answer for the WACC in the third row. It is best to verify that the answers to the first 2 rows (especially the second row) make sense before proceeding. Value of Debt Rate Value of Stock Rate Value of Firm Overall Cost (WACC) 0.0 -- 20.000 12.0 20.00 12% 6.0 9.0 15.727 13.2 21.727 11.05% 12.0 15.0 7.857 16.8 __