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    The document contains three questions about bond pricing and returns. The first asks to calculate the price of a 180-day T-note with a $10,000 face value purchased at a 6% yield. The second asks to calculate the return for someone who purchased a 90-day note yielding 7% annually and sold it at 7.4% yield with 60 days remaining. The third asks to calculate the price of a zero coupon bond maturing in six years with a $100 face value and original 5% annual interest rate.

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    The document contains three questions about bond pricing and returns. The first asks to calculate the price of a 180-day T-note with a $10,000 face value purchased at a 6% yield. The second asks to calculate the return for someone who purchased a 90-day note yielding 7% annually and sold it at 7.4% yield with 60 days remaining. The third asks to calculate the price of a zero coupon bond maturing in six years with a $100 face value and original 5% annual interest rate.

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    1.

    If a 180-day T-note with a face value of $10,000 is purchased at a 6% requested yield,


    calculate the price.

    2. When a 90-day note with a face value of $100,000 is first issued, Barry purchases it for a yield
    of 7% per year. He sells it at a yield of 7.4 percent per annum with 60 days to maturity. What is
    his return?

    3. If the interest rate is 5% per year, what is the price of a $100 Zero Coupon Bond with a six-
    year maturity and a face value of $100?

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