Assumption
1) Rate of interest is same for the new project expansion through debt i.e 12.3%
Solution
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We got the solution for (a) and (b)
(c) Definitely we will select Plan 1 as it has higher EPS showing greater profitability and it has lowest Degree of financial leverage which shows the volatility of earning with respect to expansion by issuing debt. It is a favorable situation for the company having good EPS with Low Degree of financial leverage.
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