For a $1000 face value purchased at a discount price of $925, if it pays 6% fixed interest for the duration of the bond is the yield on a corporate bond mathematically given as
Yield = 6.5%
<h3>What is the yield on a corporate bond?</h3>
Generally, the equation for the interest paid is mathematically given as
Interest paid = value of bond x Interest rate
Interest paid = 1000 * 6%
Interest paid = 60
Therefore
Yield = Interest paid / Price paid
Yield = (60 / 925)x 100
Yield = 6.5%
In conclusion, the yield on a corporate bond is
Yield = 6.5%
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm bad at explaining things, so I will show you an example.
Equation: 4t² = 25
1). Take the square root of both terms
√4t² = √25
√4t² = 4t
√25 = 5 (5x5 = 25)
Now, you are left with 4t = 5
Divide each side of that equation by 4
4t = 5
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4 4
t = 5/4 or -5/4
I don't know why, but the answer can be positive or negative. I'm still trying to understand that :)
I hope that this helps you a little bit!
To find zeros of this polynomial, set the poly = to zero and solve the resulting equation for x.
Please clarify this: does your "x4" mean x^4 (x to the 4th power), or something else?
Very important: for clarity use the symbol " ^ " to indicate exponentiation.
My educated guess is that by "<span>P(x) = x4(x − 2)3(x + 1)2" you actually meant
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<span>P(x) = x^4(x − 2)^3(x + 1)^2, which is a 6th order polynomial.
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Set this equal to zero and attempt to solve the resulting equation for x. You should expect to find up to six zeros (or solutions).