Save AnswerQuestion 3You are trying to estimate the share price for Heavyweight Inc. Heavyweight currently has 40 million shares outstanding, a cost or equity of 20%, a cost of debt of 5%, and amarginal tax rate of 20%. The firm has no excess cash and maintains a debt-to-enterprise value ratio of 55%. It is expected to generate free cash flows of $150 million at the end ofthe year and free cash flows are expected to grow at an annual rate of 2% in perpetuity. Given this information, and using the WACC method, what is the best estimate forHeavyweight's share price? Select oneOL$18.34$17.3111, $22.42ON.$16.49

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