Par value or face value=$1000
Given that the bond is selling for 80% of par value.
So, present value=80%*1000=800
Time period=12 years
Coupon rate=3.2%
Coupon payment=(Coupon rate)*(Face value)=3.2%*1000=32
We can use excel to determine the value of yield to maturity
(YTM).
So, the value of YTM=5.52%
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