Annual coupon=2000*6.3%=126
Approx Yield to maturity=[Annual coupon+(Face value-Present value)/time to maturity]/(Face value+Present value)/2
=[126+(2000-1639)/8]/(2000+1639)/2
=9.64%(Approx).
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