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Phil’s is a sit-down restaurant that specializes in home-cooked meals. Theresa’s is a walk-in deli that specializes in speciality soups and sandwiches. Both firms are currently considering expanding their operations during the summer months by offering pre-wrapped doughnuts, sandwiches, and wraps at a local beach. Phil’s currently has a WACC of 14% while Theresa’s WACC is 10%. The expansion project has a projected
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