The WACC of the firm is :
= wieght of debt * after tax cost of debt + weight of equity* cost of equity + weight of preferred stock*cost of preferred stock
= 0.3*0.1*0.6 + 0.5*0.14 + 0.2*0.08
= 0.018 + 0.07 + 0.016
= 10.4%
The CF0 = ($280,000)
CF1 = $66,000
CF2= $320,000
CF3= $133,000
The WACC of the firm would be = 10.4%
= ($280,000) + $66,000/(1.104)^1 + $320,000/ (1.104)^2 + $133,000/ (1.104)^3
So, the NPV is : $141,175.1524
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