Youngsten Electric is contemplating new projects for the next year that will require $30,000,000 of new financing. In keeping with its capital…

Youngsten Electric is contemplating new projects for the next year that will require $30,000,000 of new financing. In keeping with its capital structure, Youngsten plans to use debt & equity financing as follows: • Issue $10,000,000 of 20-year bonds at a price of 101.5, with a coupon of 10%, and flotation costs of 2.5% of par value. • Use internal funds generated from earnings of $20,000,000. The equity market is expected to earn 15%. U.S. treasury bonds currently are yielding 9%. The beta coefficient for Youngsten's common stock is estimated to be .8. Youngsten is subject to a 40% corporate income tax rate. Youngsten has a price/earnings ratio of 10, a constant dividend payout ratio of 40%, and an expected growth rate of 12%. Assume Youngsten has an after-tax cost of debt of 9% and an after-tax cost of equity of 15%. Youngsten's weighted average cost of capital is: