Assume that a new firm will require $10,000,000 in initial capital: 40.0 percent as debt and 600 percent as stock. At the time of issue, the firm's before-tax cost of debt will be 6.00 percent, the firm's cost of stock will be 15.00 percent, and the firm's tax rate will be 40.0 percent. Also assume that all cash flows will be perpetuities, that all net income will be paid out to the stockholders as dividends (zero growth), that there will be no additional investments in current or fixed assets, and that there is! no depreciation. Now assume that the firm will have NOPAT of $1,540,000 in Years 1 through infinity. Given this information, and using the method demonstrated in class, determine what the firm's new cost of stock (rs) will be after equilibrium is achieved. Assume that a new firm will require $10,000,000 in initial capital: 40.0 percent as debt and 600 percent as stock. At the time of issue, the firm's before-tax cost of debt will be 6.00 percent, the firm's cost of stock will be 15.00 percent, and the firm's tax rate will be 40.0 percent. Also assume that all cash flows will be perpetuities, that all net income will be paid out to the stockholders as dividends (zero growth), that there will be no additional investments in current or fixed assets, and that there is! no depreciation. Now assume that the firm will have NOPAT of $1,540,000 in Years 1 through infinity. Given this information, and using the method demonstrated in class, determine what the firm's new cost of stock (rs) will be after equilibrium is achieved