Solution:
The Answer is $ 465,416.80
Present value of interest payments | $ 196,216.80 |
[$12,000 x 16.3514 PV annuity factor (4%, 10 years, semi annual bond)] | |
Present value of the face value | $ 269,200.00 |
[$400,000 x 0.6730 PV ordinary factor (4%, 10 years)] | |
Total present value / selling price | $ 465,416.80 |
So, Remaining options are Incorrect.
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