A$ 25, 000, 5% bond payable semi-annually is purchased seven years before maturity.Calculate the purchase price and discount on the bond if the quoted price on the date ofpurchase was 95.2.O a. Purchase Pricer= $ 23, 800 Discount = $ 1, 200O b. Purchase Price = $20, 000 Discount = $ 1, 400%3!O . Purchase Price = $ 25, 000 Discount = $ 1,200%3DO d. Purchase Price = $ 18, 500 Discount = $ 1, 500

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A $ 25, 000, 5% bond payable semi-annually is purchased seven years before maturity. Calculate the purchase price and discount on the bond if the quoted price on the date of purchase was 95.2. Purchase Price= $ 23, 800 Discount = $ 1, 20Ọ O a. %3D O b. Purchase Price = $ 20, 000 Discount = $ 1, 400 %3D O c. Purchase Price = $ 25, 000 Discount = $ 1,200 %3D O d. Purchase Price = $ 18, 500 Discount = $ 1, 500

A $ 25, 000, 5% bond payable semi-annually is purchased seven years before maturity. Calculate the purchase price and discount on the bond if the quoted price on the date of purchase was 95.2. Purchase Price= $ 23, 800 Discount = $ 1, 20Ọ O a. %3D O b. Purchase Price = $ 20, 000 Discount = $ 1, 400 %3D O c. Purchase Price = $ 25, 000 Discount = $ 1,200 %3D O d. Purchase Price = $ 18, 500 Discount = $ 1, 500

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