FV= 1000, YTM = r =9.75, n = 10 years
We assume zero coupon bond as semi annual
so m = 2
PV = FV/(1+r/m)^nm
PV = 1000/(1+(0.0975/2))^(10*2)
PV = 1000/(1+0.04875)^ 20 = 1000/2.590833 = 385.98
Answer : price = 385.98 [Thumbs up please]
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