Answer: 39
Expected Value of firm = 90*.5 + 310*.5
= 45 + 155
= 200
Value of Zero Coupon Bond = Face Value / (1+rate)^Time to maturity
= 180/1.11^1
= 162 (rounded to whole number)
Value of firm's Equity = Expected Value of firm - Value of Zero Coupon Bond
= 200-162
= 38
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