A firm has a weighted average cost of capital of 11.28 percent and a cost of equity of 14.7 percent. The debt-equity ratio is .72. There are no taxes. What is the firm's cost of deb

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The firms cost of debt is 6.53%.

The cost of debt is the effective interest rate paid by a firm on its debt, which includes bonds and loans. Debt, like equity, is part of a company's capital structure. The average interest paid on all of a company's debts is used to calculate the cost of debt.

Debt equity ratio =debt/equity

Hence, the  debt =0.72 equity

Let the equity=$x

Hence, the  debt=$0.72x

The total value=$1.72x

WACC=(respective costs*respective weights)

0.1128=[(x/1.72x)*0.147+(0.72x/1.72x)*cost of debt)]

0.1128=0.08546+0.4186*cost of debt

Cost of debt=(0.1128-0.08546)/0.4186

                  =6.53%.

Therefore, the cost of debt is 6.53%.

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