II. Show your solution1. For each of the following Treasury Bills, calculate the discount basis yieldand the investment yield:InvestmentT-BillMaturityPrice per $100Discount YieldYieldA128-day97.9323В91-day98.7312C28-day96.8931D182-day99.1236E91-day95.78212. Suppose the discount yield on a 128-day T-bill is 5%. What is its discount-basis yield?3. Suppose the investment yield on a 91-day T-bill is 3%. What is its discount-basis yield?

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1. For each of the following Treasury Bills, calculate the discount basis yield and the investment yield: Investment T-Bill Maturity Price per $100 Discount Yield Yield A 128-day 97.9323 B 91-day 98.7312 28-day 96.8931 D 182-day 99.1236 E 91-day 95.7821 2. Suppose the discount yield on a 128-day T-bill is 5%. What is its discount- basis yield?

1. For each of the following Treasury Bills, calculate the discount basis yield and the investment yield: Investment T-Bill Maturity Price per $100 Discount Yield Yield A 128-day 97.9323 B 91-day 98.7312 28-day 96.8931 D 182-day 99.1236 E 91-day 95.7821 2. Suppose the discount yield on a 128-day T-bill is 5%. What is its discount- basis yield?

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