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%
What is the yield on a corporate bond?
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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The mode is the number that is repeated most often
Answer:
The rectangle for the porch and most of the house is 15+ 10 = 25 by 30
25 x 30 = 750
The top triangles are 5 x 5 = 25. We don't need to divide because there are two triangles
The 5 and 5 from the triangle can subtract the bottom 30 to find the length of the rectangle
30-5-5=20 x from the height of the triangle = 100
100+750+25=875
hope this helps. Your answer is 875
Step-by-step explanation:
It seems appropriate to use the linear regression function of your calculator for this. Looking at the data, you know the slope is generally positive, so only the 1st and 3rd choices are potentially viable.
A calculator shows the correlation coefficient (r) rounds to 0.816, so the appropriate selection is ...
A. 0.816
You can look at this by place value.
hundreds = 200
tens = 180
ones = 11
change = 1.50
Count up beginning with the largest value.
Total = $392.50
