The cost of the bond was 90/100 times $5,000, that is, $4,500 total.
<span>The annual interest is 5% of $5,000, that is, $250. </span>
<span>The current yield is 5% divided by (90/100), that is 5.555%; round to 5.6% as instructed. </span>
<span>The yield that real bond buyers would be more interested in is the yield to maturity, but this cannot be calculated without knowing the term (number of years). If it's a short term bond that will pay you back $5,000 in just a few years, that would add several percent to the yield, but if it's a 15-year bond the growth of the $4,500 to $5,000 adds only a fraction of 1% to the yield.</span>
It is ten times more because it is one decimal place over
an example of #5 could be :
.55, where the 5 in the hundredths place is 1/10 as the 5 in the tenths place
6/7 divided by 36/56 equals 6/7 times 56/36.
6/7 times 56/36 = 1 times 8/6 = 4/3 OR 1 and a 1/3
