1. A zero-coupon bond (zcb) is a bond that does not make coupon payments, only the face value being paid on the maturity date. Consider two zcb's that pay risk-free cash flows over the next two years. The first has a price of $96.15 today, and will pay $100 at the end of first year. The second has a price of $90.70 today, and will pay $100 at the end of second year. pay $100 (d) What is the no-arbitrage price for a zcb that starts at the end of first year and will at the end of second year? [Hint: assuming nothing will change in one year and get the zcb's price at the end of year one]