<span>Stephanie Seals, a CPA who is working for Brentwood Corporation as a controller is not in a public practice, but she can use her CPA status on her business cards as long as she also includes her employment title on the business cards.</span>
Answer:
YTM = 2.84%
Explanation:
We know,
YTM = 
Here,
I = Coupon payment = It is calculated by multiplying the coupon interest rate by the par value of the bond.
M = Bond's par value.
Vo = Bond's current market price.
n = Number of years or periods.
Given,
n = 18
I = Semiannual coupon bonds rate = $1,000*7%*(1/2) = $70 ÷ 2 = $35
M = Par value of a bond = $1,000
Vo = Market value of the bond = $1,102.50
Therefore,
YTM = 
or, YTM = 
or, YTM = $29.32 ÷ $1,034.08
or, YTM = 0.0284
Therefore, YTM = 2.84%
Six is your answer because if it cost $2.00 and you have 4 it makes sense
Answer:
Explanation:
As fund rate of return = (final NAV - Initial NAV + Income distribution) / (Initial NAV)
17.3% = (final NAV - 37.25 + 1.14 +
1.35)/ 37.25
Final NAV = 34.76 + 6.44
= 41.2 is the answer (ending
NAV)