Items\YearEBITFCInvWCInvDepreciationInterestNet Borrowing20239.471.301.881.130.591.01202414.441.542.621.540.821.32202518.542.763.800.081.271.62Terminal year(2026)27.553.614.9921.76-0.94Assume that tax rate is 0.3. Year 2026 is the terminal year. After 2026, the firm's FCFF will grow at 5% forever. Finally, assume that the firm'sdiscount rate is 11%. What is the value of the equity holders?hint: you need to use FCFE instead of FCFF (assume that FCFE will grow at the same constant growth rate)FCFF = EBIT(1 - Tax rate) + Dep - FCInv - WCInv.FCFE=FCFF - Int(1 - Tax rate) + Net borrowing.

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Assume that tax rate is 0.3. Year 2026 is the terminal year. After 2026, the firm's FCFF will grow at 5% forever. Finally, assume that the firm discount rate is 11%. What is the value of the equity holders?