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Aardvark Industries is considering a project that will generate the following free cash flows: Use the information for the question(s) below. Aardvark Industries is considering a project that will generate the following free cash flows:   You are also provided with the following market value balance sheet and information regarding Aardvark's cost of capital:   -Suppose that to fund this new project,Aardvark borrows $120 with the principal to be paid in three equal installments at the end each year.The present value of Aardvark's interest tax shield is closest to: A) $5.15. B) $5.00. C) $5.90. D) $5.25. You are also provided with the following market value balance sheet and information regarding Aardvark's cost of capital: Use the information for the question(s) below. Aardvark Industries is considering a project that will generate the following free cash flows:   You are also provided with the following market value balance sheet and information regarding Aardvark's cost of capital:   -Suppose that to fund this new project,Aardvark borrows $120 with the principal to be paid in three equal installments at the end each year.The present value of Aardvark's interest tax shield is closest to: A) $5.15. B) $5.00. C) $5.90. D) $5.25.
-Suppose that to fund this new project,Aardvark borrows $120 with the principal to be paid in three equal installments at the end each year.The present value of Aardvark's interest tax shield is closest to:


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