You have been assigned to calculate the Weighted-Average-Cost-of-Capital for yourfirm, which has two sources of long-term capital. The company's marginal tax rate is25%.First, there are 207,500 shares of common stock, which are currently selling for$41.93. You estimate that the firm's Beta is 0.95. The current return on short-term T-Bill is 2.25%, and you expect the long-term return on the stock market to be about9.75%.Second, the firm has 43,000 shares of preferred stocks outstanding, which promiseannual (perpetual) dividends of $3.90. These stocks are currently selling for $54.32per share.Third, there is an issue of 4,500 coupon bonds with a face value of $1,000, whichpays 5.10% (annual) coupons, and mature in fourteen years. These bonds arecurrently trading for $952.35.Third, calculate the yield-to-maturity on the company's bonds.O 5.10%5.60%○ 4.75%O 5.75%

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Third, there is an issue of 4,500 coupon bonds with a face value of $1,000, which pays 5.10% (annual) coupons, and mature in fourteen years. These bonds are currently trading for $952.35. Third, calculate the yield-to-maturity on the company's bonds. O 5.10% O 5.60%

Third, there is an issue of 4,500 coupon bonds with a face value of $1,000, which pays 5.10% (annual) coupons, and mature in fourteen years. These bonds are currently trading for $952.35. Third, calculate the yield-to-maturity on the company's bonds. O 5.10% O 5.60%

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