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SOLUTION :
Using online calculator for YTM , ref : https://dqydj.com/bond-yield-to-maturity-calculator/ :
Key -in the following :
Current market price ($) = 989
Bond Face Value ($) = 1000
Years to maturity (10 - 2) = 8
Annual coupon rate (%) = 5.0
Frequency of coupon = 2 (being semi-annual)
And see the result : YTM = 5.17 %
So, Option 2nd : 5.17 percent is the ANSWER.
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