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What price would you pay for each bond if you purchased one of them today? (remember the face value is $1000. ) a. Abc: $1047. 50 xyz: $1005. 00 b. Abc: $1104. 75 xyz: $1100. 50…

What price would you pay for each bond if you purchased one of them today? (remember the face value is $1000. ) a. Abc: $1047. 50 xyz: $1005. 00 b. Abc: $1104. 75 xyz: $1100. 50…
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What price would you pay for each bond if you purchased one of them today? (remember the face value is $1000. ) a. Abc: $1047. 50 xyz: $1005. 00 b. Abc: $1104. 75 xyz: $1100. 50 c. Abc: $872 xyz: $983 d. Abc: $750 xyz: $840.

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