The yield on the corporate bond of a face value of $1000 is 7.77%.
What is the percentage discount?
The percentage discount is the discount given on a product as compared to the given discount on 100 rupees.
Given, the face value of the bond is $1000.
Discounted price of the bond is $900.
Therefore, the fixed interest on the bond for that period will be
= $1000 × 7/100 = $70.
Now, the yield on that corporate bond = 70 × 100/900 % = 7.77% .
Hence, the yield on the corporate bond of a face value of $1000 is 7.77%.
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Answer:
Because the price did not stay the same when they discounted it by 10% percent before.
Step-by-step explanation:
10% percent of 450 is 45 so Subtracting that from 450 would give you,405.
They deducted another 10% percent a week later 10 percent of 405 would be 40.5 so you would subtract that from 405 which would make it 364.5
If you took 20% off originally then 20% of 450 is 90 so subtracting that would make 450 into 360 which is different from 364.5
It would be (rounded) 5
Because
31 / 6.15 = 5.04065
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Answer:
A:(-2,-3)
B:(-4.009,1.018) And (-2,-3)
C:x≈0,1.61878812
Step-by-step explanation:
I found the equations
g(x)=e^x+1
p(x)=5/2x+2
f(x)=-2x-7
plugged it in on a graph found the answer to find g(x) all you need to do is know the parent function y=e^2(exponential) and I found where the lines intersect for part A and B and or p(x)=g(x) I did e^x+1=(5/2)x+2
