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Dixie Inc. is financing its new invention with issuance of 5 million shares of 10 years...

Dixie Inc. is financing its new invention with issuance of 5 million shares of 10 years 4% coupon bond with yield to maturity 6%, 10 million shares of preferred stock with dividend $3 and return of 10%, and 900 million shares of common equity at current price of $25 per share. If its common stock has beta 1.25 and long-term risk free rate is 2% and market total return is 8%. What is the Weighted Average Cost of Capital given its tax rate is 45%? Ignore flotation costs.

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