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You have the following information about Danny's crop inc. Interest on Debt Growth Rate on Equity 6.8% Expected interest rate on debt Consumption rate Tax rate Variance of return on assets 9% Variance of interest rate 6.7% 65% 20% 0.04% 0.09% 2 Danny's total debt is 135% of it's equity. Calculate the level of risk (coefficient of variation) associated with Danny's expected growth rate. You have the following information about Danny's crop inc. Interest on Debt Growth Rate on Equity 6.8% Expected interest rate on debt Consumption rate Tax rate Variance of return on assets 9% Variance of interest rate 6.7% 65% 20% 0.04% 0.09% 2 Danny's total debt is 135% of it's equity. Calculate the level of risk (coefficient of variation) associated with Danny's expected growth rate.
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