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Discount on bonds payable              $13,466    

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Cash                                                                $6,000

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Cash paid towards interest every semi annual period = $200,000 X 6% X1/2 =$6,000.

interest expense = cash paid + discount on bonds payable written off.

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discount on bonds payable = unamortised discount on 31 dec - unamortised discount on 30th june) ($13,466 -11,782 ==$1,684)  

3.To record second interest payment on december 31,2021.

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Dec. 31 ,2021 Interest expense         $7,684  

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