Simple Finance question! Ive been slaving away at this problem, and I'm checking my answer.?

Does the value of a firm change after recapitalization?

I worked a word problem and whether or not my answer is right depends on this. This is a simplified FINC class question so debt and equity are pretty much all we are working with. If you need more info, I can edit. Just ask and recheck!

Not necessary. You will need to work on the numbers and the reason for the recapitalization.

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