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| Formula to calculate value of levered firm | |||||
| Value of levered firm = Value of unlevered firm + Tax rate*Amount borrowed | |||||
| Value of levered firm = 682,000 + (0.35*229000) | |||||
| Value of levered firm | $762,150 | ||||
| The value of levered firm would be $762,150 | |||||
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