As connoisseurs of elegant fast food cuisine, we are interested in making a bid for the Greens-to-Gorestaurant division of SlurpCo, Inc.football franchises, and the G to G restaurants. Given the unique risk profiles for each of these divisions,it is imperative we estimate G to G's divisional beta to determine its fit into our company. Consider thefollowing information:SlurpCo has three primary divisions, soft drinks, Major LeagueLevered EquityMarginal Revenues ($Таx Rate Mill)Соmpany NamеDebtRatioBetaParent Company60%0.9540%Greens to Go65%??40%Burger Doodle35%0.7535%1.95Southern Fried Taco45%1.2530%2.85Buffet Pizza Company40%1.0527%0.75a) Calculate the unlevered asset betas for each of the three comparable firms being sure to adjustappropriately for their respective marginal tax ratesb) Calculate the arithmetic industry average of the three asset betasc) Calculate the weighted average asset beta using the revenues to determine the weightsd) Estimate a levered equity beta for the Greens-to-Go division for both the arithmetic and the weightedaverages.

Given, 3 firms With levered beta, tax rate, and debt ratio.

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As connoisseurs of elegant fast food cuisine, we are interested in making a bid for the Greens-to-Go estaurant division of SlurpCo, Inc. ootball franchises, and the G to G restaurants. Given the unique risk profiles for each of these divisions, t is imperative we estimate G to G's divisional beta to determine its fit into our company. Consider the Following information: SlurpCo has three primary divisions, soft drinks, Major League Соmpany Name Debt Levered Equity Marginal Revenues ($

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