From zero coupon bond 1000/(1+r/2)^(2n)=600
From n year coupon bond X/(r/2)*(1-1/(1+r/2)^(2n))=850-600
=>X/(r/2)*(1-0.6)=250
=>X/(r/2)=625
Now for 3n year bond
Price=X/(r/2)*(1-1/(1+r/2)^(6n))+1000/(1+r/2)^6n=625*(1-0.6^3)+1000*0.6^3=706
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