I believe for this question you would subtract how much he spent from how much he sold it for.
This would be 155.00 - (35.00+39.17+36.43).
155.00 - 110.60 = $44.40
Hope this helps!
An ellipse (by Kepler in 16th century)
The first A because once you plug in the numbers into the x,y it is easier to find the solution.
I need to see more in order for me to answer this question for you...
To get the loss or gain, think about the conveying estimation of the bonds with the sum we pay to recover the bonds. In the event that the conveying esteem is more greater than the money paid, there is a gain on the security retirement. In the event that the carrying value is not as much as the money paid, there is a loss on the security retirement.
So plugging in:Par value - 109,000Carrying Value - 102,700
There is a loss of $6,300.
