Solution:
Here Cash flows are the Coupon for the first 3 periods and for the fourth period its coupon plus Value at maturity.
Coupon = Coupon rate * Value of the bond
= 8% * 4000 = 320 { here 8% rate is assumed at semi-annually }
For fourth year, it is Coupon + Value of bond
= 320+4000 = 4320
==>Here, Discount Factor for option a and b = 1/(1+r)^n
Example: for option (a) for year 1 = 1/(1+0.02)^1 = 0.98039 approximately
{ here n is period, and rate is semi-annually}
==> Proportion = Present Value of cashflow at n / Price of the bond
==> Weighted Average = Proportion*Period
(a) Here rate is 2%. as in question it is given 4% annually, but we are calculating semi-annually.
Semi-annually rate = Annual rate / 2
= 4% / 2 = 2%
(b) Here Yield rate is 4% semi-annually
(c) Here Discount Factor = e^(-r*Period)
This is done as the rate is compounded continuously.
Here r is 4%
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