Explain how changes in debt-equity ratio impact the beta

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How does the Law of Conservation of Value (presented in the text) contrast with the first and second Propositions by Modigliani and Miller?

Explain how changes in debt-equity ratio impact the beta of the firm's equity. Provide a mathematical example to support your analysis.

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