Unlevered firm:
Value of Unlevered firm = 7,000 * (1 - 0.34)/ 0.15
Value of Unlevered firm = 30,800
Levered firm:
when levered, the value of debt is equal to one-half of the unlevered value of the firm.
Value of levered firm = 30,800 + 0.34 * 0.50 * 30,800
Value of levered firm = 36,036
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