2. Adding growth to the modelBaker Corp. has a value of $60 million. Tucci is otherwise identical to Baker Corp., but has $24 million in debt. Suppose that both firms are growing ata rate of 6%, the corporate tax rate is 37%, the cost of debt is 7%, and Baker's cost of equity is 11% (assume It is the appropriate discount rate forthe tax shield).Use the Modigliani and Miller theory extension for growth to complete the following table. (Note: Round all final answers to two decimal places.)Value of the firmBaker Corp. Tucci Co.$60 millionValue of the stock $60 millionCost of equity11%

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Baker Corp. has a value of $60 million. Tucci is otherwise identical to Baker Corp., but has $24 million in debt. Suppose that both firms are growing at a rate of 6%, the corporate tax rate is 37%, the cost of debt is 7%, and Baker's cost of equity is 11% (assume I, is the appropriate discount rate for the tax shield). Use the Modigliani and Miller theory extension for growth to complete the following table. (Note: Round all final answers to two decimal places.) Baker Corp. Tucci Co. Value of the firm $60 million Value of the stock Cost of equity $60 million 11%

Baker Corp. has a value of $60 million. Tucci is otherwise identical to Baker Corp., but has $24 million in debt. Suppose that both firms are growing at a rate of 6%, the corporate tax rate is 37%, the cost of debt is 7%, and Baker's cost of equity is 11% (assume I, is the appropriate discount rate for the tax shield). Use the Modigliani and Miller theory extension for growth to complete the following table. (Note: Round all final answers to two decimal places.) Baker Corp. Tucci Co. Value of the firm $60 million Value of the stock Cost of equity $60 million 11%

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