26.
bonds worth today is
=5000/4.25%
=117647
27.
price of one share=1/(14%-4%)=10.00
28.
annual benefits
=31360/((1-(1+8%)^(-20))/8%)
=3194
29.
present value
=12*((1-(1+11%)^(-7))/11%)
=57
30.
annual compounding returns is=(1+(12%/12))^12-1
=12.68%
the above is answer..
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