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Complete the table below. Round each percent to the nearest hundredth.

Complete the table below. Round each percent to the nearest hundredth.-example-1

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The completion of the table on bond cost, annual interest, and annual yield, rounding each percent to the nearest hundredth, is as follows:

Source Face Value Quoted Cost of Interest Annual Annual

of Bond Price Bond Rate Interest Yield

1. GTE $10,000 98.000 $9,800 5.60% $560 5.71%

2. FRJ INT $12,000 77.000 $9,240 2.50% $300 3.25%

3. GE CAP $5,000 85.500 $4,275 3.20% $160 3.74%
4. SAT TU $20,000 91.375 $18,275 5.40% $1,080 5.91%

The formulas for computing the bond cost, annual interest, and annual yield:

Bond Cost = Face Value x Percent

Annual Interest = Face Value x Interest Rate

Annual Yield = Annual Interest/Bond Cost

1. GTE:

Cost of Bond = $9,800 ($10,000 x 98.000/100)

Annual Interest = $560 ($10,000 x 5.60%)

Annual Yield = 5.71% ($560/$9,800 x 100)

2. FRJ INT:

Cost of Bond = $9,240 ($12,000 x 77.000/100)

Annual Interest = $300 ($12,000 x 2.50%)

Annual Yield = 3.25% ($300/$9,240 x 100)

3. GE CAP:

Cost of Bond = $4,275 ($5,000 x 85.500/100)

Annual Interest = $160 ($5,000 x 3.20%)

Annual Yield = 3.74% ($160/$4,275)

4. SAT TU:

Cost of Bond = $18,275 ($20,000 x 91.375/100)

Annual Interest = $1,080 ($20,000 x 5.40%)

Annual Yield = 5.91% ($1,080/$18,275 x 100)

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