Sandra Waterman purchased a 52-week, $4,800 T-bill issued by the U.S. Treasury. The purchase price was $4,781. |
(a) | What is the amount of the discount? |
(b) | What is the amount Ms. Waterman will receive when the T-bill matures? |
(c) |
What is the current yield for the 52-week T-bill at the time of purchase? (Enter your answer as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places.) |
a]
Amount of discount = par value - purchase price = $4800 - $4781 = $19
b]
Amount received on maturity = par value = $4800
c]
purchase price = par value / (1 + yield)years to maturity
$4781 = $4800 / (1 + yield)1
yield = ($4800 / $4781) - 1
yield = 0.40%
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