Fill in the table using the following information.Assets required for operation: $3,000Case A—firm uses only equity financingCase B—firm uses 30% debt with a 10% interest rate and 70% equityCase C—firm uses 50% debt with a 12% interest rate and 50% equityIf your answer is zero, enter "0". Round your answers for monetary values to the nearest cent. Round your answers for percentage values to one decimal place. A B C Debt outstanding $ $ $ Stockholders' equity $ $ $ Earnings before interest and taxes $660.00 $660.00 $660.00 Interest expense $ $ $ Earnings before taxes $ $ $ Taxes (40% of earnings) $ $ $ Net earnings $ $ $ Return on stockholders’ equity % % % What happens to the rate of return on the stockholders' investment as the amount of debt increases? The rate of return on the stockholders' investment as the amount of debt increases.

Fill in the table using the following information.Assets required for operation: $3,000Case A—firm uses only equity financingCase B—firm uses 30% debt with a 10% interest rate and 70% equityCase C—firm uses 50% debt with a 12% interest rate and 50% equityIf your answer is zero, enter "0". Round your answers for monetary values to the nearest cent. Round your answers for percentage values to one decimal place. A B C Debt outstanding $ $ $ Stockholders' equity $ $ $ Earnings before interest and taxes $660.00 $660.00 $660.00 Interest expense $ $ $ Earnings before taxes $ $ $ Taxes (40% of earnings) $ $ $ Net earnings $ $ $ Return on stockholders’ equity % % % What happens to the rate of return on the stockholders' investment as the amount of debt increases? The rate of return on the stockholders' investment as the amount of debt increases.

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