| Total Capital value = Value of John + Value of Mary |
| =1400+600 |
| =2000 |
| Weight of John = Value of John/Total Capital Value |
| = 1400/2000 |
| =0.7 |
| Weight of Mary = Value of Mary/Total Capital Value |
| = 600/2000 |
| =0.3 |
| Cost of Capital = Weight of John*Cost of John+Weight of Mary*Cost of Mary |
| Cost of Capital = 5*0.7+10*0.3 |
| Cost of Capital = 6.5 |
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