Answer: 0.05628 = 5.628%
The minimum yield that Mary could receive is 5.628%
Explanation:
Using the YTM (yield to maturity) formula
YTM = C + (f - p) /n ÷ (f+p) /2
C = coupon rate ; 4% of 1,100(par value) = 4/100 × 1,100 = 44
f = face value ( par value) = 1,100
P = market price = 1021.50
n = number of years = (10 - 5)= 5years : since the bond could be called at the end of 5 years.
YTM = 44 + (1,100 - 1,021.50)/5 ÷ (1,100+1,021.50)/2
YTM = 44 + ( 78.5)/5 ÷ 2121.5/2
YTM = 59.7/1,060.75
YTM = 0.05628
= 5.628% as the minimum yield Mary could receive.
Answer:
Option B Complementary
Explanation:
The reason is that increase in one product (Sneakers) purchases increases the purchases of other product (socks) which is compulsory. In this case we see that the sneakers prices have increased which led to decrease in sales of sneakers and also a decrease in the socks sales is witnessed. This is beacause the sale of one product is directly proportional to other and this relation is also known as complementary relation among products.
The interest rate and how well the product is selling.
Answer:
- Chipping away at student loans or getting a secured credit card.
Explanation:
The suggestion that does not depend on the support of a parent or guardian would be 'chipping away at the student loans or getting a secured credit card' as it lays the responsibility on the shoulders of the student which does not require parents' backing. The supportive parents always tend to offer every possible opportunity to their child upto the extent they can afford to provide a better experience and future to their kid.
