Lowest Wacc point
What formula would arrive you at the bottom of the “U” of the WACC curve? And can you do this without using partial derivatives to find the critical point?
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Yeah but this should have a value algebraically
WACC is coe + cod + cop. Literally just write out the equations for each. Put in ur assumptions for the variables. And then maximize by setting derivative(s) to 0. It ain't that hard bru 😭😭
Edit: don’t think u can do it accurately without calculus
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