Assume M = $1000, n = 10, i = 9.3%, P = $790
790 = C * 6.333775 + 410.959
559.0411 = C * 6.333775
C = 88.2635
Coupon Rate = ANnual coupon/Par value = $88.2635/$1000 = 0.0882 = 8.82%
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