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Question 1

Nathan bought a zero coupon bond in 2010 for $485.19.  In 2020 he redeemed it for $1,000.  His internal rate of return on this investment was
◦ 206.1%.
◦ 20.6%.
◦ 7.5%.
◦ 0.00%.

Question 2

The actual return on a bond is dependent upon which of the following?

I.the coupon rate
II.whether the bond defaults or not
III.any changes in par value
IV.any changes in market price

◦ I, II and III only
◦ II, III and IV only
◦ I, III and IV only
◦ I, II and IV only


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Marked as best answer by poopoo on Mar 29, 2022

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poopoo

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Reply 2 on: Mar 29, 2022
Wow, this really help


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