QUESTION 9Target is thinking about opening a new line of 10 high end fashion boutiques. These new stores are expected to be more risky than Target's current business line. What WACC should Targetuse to evaluate these new stores?O The same WACC as new projects cannot change a company's WACCO Alower WACC since the new boutiques will not be as large as Targets current storesO A higher WACC since the new stores will be more risky than Target's current businessesOAWACC of zero since these are a new business for TargetO Not enough information to decide

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