use the following information to develop a spreadsheet model that will calculate the free cash flows and the value of the equity for the company.  cost of capital                    12% most recent year's sales    $1000 nonoperating assets          $100  interest-bearing debt        $250 operating profit margin     12% working capital/sales          35%  fixed assets/sales                20% noninterest-bearing      current liabilities/sales     10% rax rate                                40% forecasted sales growth               years 1-2                      12%         years 3-5                       8%          years 6-∞                      4% calculate the value of the firm and the value of the equity in the firm using DCF analysis.

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