Consider an 8 - year coupon bond which is selling at par (annual couponpayments) . YTM is currently 6% . What is the price of this bond one yearfrom today if the YTM at that point is 8% (Face value is 100) ?a) 100b) 88.51c) 111.16d) 89.59e) 112.4The answer is D. I just need to see the steps on how to get there.

Consider an 8 - year coupon bond which is selling at par (annual couponpayments) . YTM is currently 6% . What is the price of this bond one yearfrom today if the YTM at that point is 8% (Face value is 100) ?a) 100b) 88.51c) 111.16d) 89.59e) 112.4The answer is D. I just need to see the steps on how to get there.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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