Q 1
Coupon amount=1000*5% i.e.50
Price of bond = Coupon Amount *PVAF(yield,period)+Maturity amount *PVIF (yield,period)
= 50*PVAF(10%,10)+1000*PVIF(10%,10)
=$693.25
Q 12
Difference between price and par value of a zero coupon bond represent the accumulated interest over the life of the bond as the bond pay a single amount on maturity which represent interest on the amount we paid.
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