We have to calculate PV of the bond at which it purchased the bond. I/Y = 11.89% Time = 10 year PMT=12%*1000= $120, FV= $1,000. The Present Value of the bond last year when Joan purchased the bond =$1,006.24
Interest Payment at the end of period = 12%*1000= $120
Total Return during the period = Profit + Interest = $1,120.28 - $1,006.24 + $120 = $234.04
Total Return that Joan earned for the past year = Return/Cost*100 = 234.04/1006.24*100 = 23.26%
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