Bhupatbhai Problem 25-8 Security and SeniorityProctor Power has fixed assets worth $200 million and net working capital worth $100 million. It is financed partly by equity and partlyby three issues of debt. These consist of $250 million of First Mortgage Bonds secured only on the company's fixed assets, $100million of senior debentures, and $120 million of subordinated debentures. (The amounts of the three issues are par or face values.) Ifthe debt were due today, how much would each debtholder be entitled to receive?Note: Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "O" wherever required. Enter your answers in millions.PayoffMortgage bondsmillionSenior debenturesmillionSubordinated debenturesmillion

Variables in the question:Fixed assets=$200 millionNet working capital=$100 millionFirst Mortgage…

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