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Stock valuations - FCFF, FCFE (35%) 1. Using the information below: a Explain the graph below: Figure 1: FCFF and FCFE Cash Revenues Working Capital Investment Cash Operating Expenses (including taxes but excluding interest expense) Fixed Capital Investment FCFF Interest Payments to Bondholders FCFE Net Borrowings from Bondholders b. Imagine that we are provided the following information for a firm: Net income = $50. Working capital investment = $4. Beginning gross fixed assets = $90; ending gross fixed assets = $136. Beginning accumulated depreciation = $30; ending accumulated depreciation = $40. Depreciation expense = $27. Net borrowing = $0. In addition, a piece of equipment with an original book value of $19 was sold for $10. The equipment had a book value at the time of the sale of $2. The gain was classified as unusual. Free cash flow to equity is closest to: C Focus Stock valuations - FCFF, FCFE (35%) 1. Using the information below: a Explain the graph below: Figure 1: FCFF and FCFE Cash Revenues Working Capital Investment Cash Operating Expenses (including taxes but excluding interest expense) Fixed Capital Investment FCFF Interest Payments to Bondholders FCFE Net Borrowings from Bondholders b. Imagine that we are provided the following information for a firm: Net income = $50. Working capital investment = $4. Beginning gross fixed assets = $90; ending gross fixed assets = $136. Beginning accumulated depreciation = $30; ending accumulated depreciation = $40. Depreciation expense = $27. Net borrowing = $0. In addition, a piece of equipment with an original book value of $19 was sold for $10. The equipment had a book value at the time of the sale of $2. The gain was classified as unusual. Free cash flow to equity is closest to: C Focus