Semi-annual required yield = 7.3%/2 = 3.65%
Price of bond is equal to the present value of all future coupon payments and the principal amount
= 1000*7.2%*1/2*PVAF(3.65%, 40 periods) + 1000*PVF(3.65%, 40 periods)
= 36*20.8669 +1000*0.2384
= $989.6084
i.e. $989.61
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