The amount I would receive for the bond when I sell it at the yield to maturity is $810.41.
<h3>How much would I receive for the bond?</h3>
In order to determine the amount I would receive for the bond, the present value of the bond has to be determined. Present value is the discounted cash flow.
Present value = $10000 / (1.0619)^3.5 = $810.41
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This one was a bit tricky for me, So I am 90% sure ;)
Answer: 336pi in^2
Explanation: The explanation is quite long, so I won't go into much detail :) Just keep the formula in mind!! :>
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In simplified form, the answer would be -16x+51