Ans $ 1,155.83
Clean Price | 1140 | ||
Face Value | 1000 | ||
Interest | 3.80% | ||
Interest for 5 month = | Face Value * Interest* Time | ||
1000 * 3.8% * 5/12 | |||
15.83333333 | |||
Dirty Price = | Clean Price + Accrued Interest | ||
1140 +15.83 | |||
$ 1155.83 |
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