(a):
Calculate the face value.
(a):

Explanation of Solution
Debt capital (D) is $2,500,000. Required return (RR) is $2,500,000. Selling is at 12th year. Returns from the bond (r) is 4.2%. Discount rate (i) is 3% quarterly on the face value. Effective tax rate (ET) is 35%.
Face value (F) of the bond that would give $2,500,000 can be calculated as follows:
The face value to obtain $2,500,000 million return is $2,577,319.59.
(b):
Cost of debt capital after effective tax rate.
(b):

Explanation of Solution
Debt capital (D) is $2,500,000. Time period (n) is 20. Returns from the bond (r) is 4.2%. Discount rate (i) is 3% quarterly on the face value. Effective tax rate (ET) is 35%. Number of quarter in a year (Q) is 4. The cost of debt capital (i) can be calculated as follows:
Substitute i as 0.7% by trial and error method in the above calculation.
Since the calculated value is greater than the present value of quarterly debt value, increase the i to 0.734%.
The calculated value is nearly equal to the present value of quarterly debt value. Thus, the cost of debt capital is 0.743% per quarter. Thus, the annual cost of debt is 2.936%
The spreadsheet function to calculate the cost of debt capital is given below:
= RATE(80,-17590,2500000,-2577320)*4
The above function gives the value of 2.93%.
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