Re = Ra + (Ra - Rd) * (D/E) * (1 - t)
= 0.10 + (0.10 - 0.11) * ($11,500 / ($28,500 - $11,500)) * 1
= 0.10 + (-0.01) * (11,500 / 17,000) * 1
= 0.10 + (-0.01 * 0.676470588))
= 9.32%
Cost of equity = 9.32%
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