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Bob the Builder has the following Capital Structure:
Debt: $250K, Preferred Stock: $40k, Common Stock $200k
His cost of capital for these items is:

Debt: 6%, Preferred Stock: 8%, Common Stock 10%
Bob the Builder's tax rate is 35%.
What is Bob the Builder's WACC?

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Bob the Builder has the following Capital Structure: debt: 250K, Preferred stock: 40K, common stock 200k his cost of capital for these items is: debt: 6%, preferred stock: 8%, common stock 10%. Bob the builder's tax rate is 35%. What is Bob the ...

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