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YOUR REQUIRED ANSWER IS 5.07%
Given that:
Market Cap of Equity = $118,926,000
Debt = $35,605,000
Hence, Debt to Capital Ratio = 0.23
Equity to Capital Ratio = 0.77
Also give that:
Cost of Equity = 6.1%
Cost of debt = 2.25%*(1-27%) = 1.64%
Hence,
WACC = (0.23 * 1.64%) + (0.77 * 6.1%) = 5.07%
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