Part 1
Number of years = n = 5 years
Yield I/Y= 6%
Face Value FV = $1000
Annual Coupon Payments P = 3.7% of 1000 = 37
Hence, PV = P/(1+r) + P/(1+r)2 + .... + P/(1+r)n + FV/(1+r)n
= P[1 - (1+r)-n]/r + FV/(1+r)n = 37(1 - 1.06-5)/0.06 + 1000/1.065 = $903.12
Part 2
Number of years = n = 10 years
Yield I/Y= 6%
Face Value FV = $1000
Annual Coupon Payments P = 3.7% of 1000 = 37
Hence, PV = P/(1+r) + P/(1+r)2 + .... + P/(1+r)n + FV/(1+r)n
= P[1 - (1+r)-n]/r + FV/(1+r)n = 37(1 - 1.06-10)/0.06 + 1000/1.0610 = $830.72
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