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| Cash Flow | Table Value | Present Value | |
| $390000 par (maturity) value | 0.3220 | = | $125580 |
| $19500 interest payment | 11.4699 | = | $223663 |
| Price of Bond | $349243 |
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help on how to get to the answer. Answer is given.
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