Answer :-
Option D - 8.73%
Explanation :-
Weighted Avarage Cost of capital = (after tax cost cost of debt × weight) + (Cost of Equity capital × Weight) + (Cost of preferred capital × Weight)
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Before tax cost of debt = 10%
Tax rate = 35 %
After tax cost of debt = 10% × (1-0.35)
= 6.5%
Weight of debt = 0.65
Cost of Equity capital = 15%
Weight of Equity capital = 0.10
Cost of Preferred capital =12%
Weight of Preferred capital = 0.25
Weighted Avarage Cost of capital = (after tax cost cost of debt × weight) + (Cost of Equity capital × Weight) + (Cost of preferred capital × Weight)
= (6.5% × 0.65) + (15% × 0.10) + (12% × 0.25)
= 4.225% + 1.5% + 3%
Weighted Avarage Cost of capital = 8.725% or 8.73%
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