Versalife has built up a strong balance sheet due to immunology related drugs and nanotechnology products such as Ambrosia, which have made investors generally optimistic about its prospects. It has strong access to fixed income markets and can borrow fixed rate debt at 3.08% per annum and floating rate debt at LIBOR+0.7% per annum. By contrast, The 'Ton Hotel has seen a significant drop in revenue in recent times. It is able to borrow at a fixed interest rate of 8.93% per annum and a floating rate of LIBOR+1.74% per annum. Suppose The 'Ton Hotel needs fixed rate debt due to its financial situation, and Versalife is willing to lend in the floating rate market. Suppose also they enter into an interest rate swap and agree to split the savings equally. How much would Hilton** The 'Ton Hotel pay for the fixed rate funds? (assume that all numerical responses refer to % per annum) a. Not enough information b. 0.67500 c. 6.52500 d. None of these options is correct e. 1.73000 f. 4.12000 g. 6.00500