2. For each situation in part (1), prove your statement by determining the issue price of the bonds given the changes in (a) and (b). Do not round intermediate computation and round your final answer to the nearest dollar. Here are some time value of money factors: Present value of an annuity, w 10, 17%, PV-7.02358 Present value of an annuity, n-20, 1-3%, PVw14.87747 Present value of a single amount, n-10, 1-7%, PV-0.50835 Present value of a single amount, n-20, 1-3%, PV-0.55368 Proof: Bond Price Clay W Consider the relationship between the market rate, contract rate, issue amount and face amount. A premium or discount represents the difference between the face value and the issuance price of the bond. Bonds are issued at a discount when the market rate of interest exceeds the face rate. The discount on the bond equals the face value less issue price. Bonds are issued at a premium when the face rate exceeds the market rate. The premium on the bond equals the issue price less face value. 2. For each situation in part (1), prove your statement by determining the issue price of the bonds given the changes in (a) and (b). Do not round intermediate computation and round your final answer to the nearest dollar. Here are some time value of money factors: Present value of an annuity, w 10, 17%, PV-7.02358 Present value of an annuity, n-20, 1-3%, PVw14.87747 Present value of a single amount, n-10, 1-7%, PV-0.50835 Present value of a single amount, n-20, 1-3%, PV-0.55368 Proof: Bond Price Clay W Consider the relationship between the market rate, contract rate, issue amount and face amount. A premium or discount represents the difference between the face value and the issuance price of the bond. Bonds are issued at a discount when the market rate of interest exceeds the face rate. The discount on the bond equals the face value less issue price. Bonds are issued at a premium when the face rate exceeds the market rate. The premium on the bond equals the issue price less face value