2. Suppose that the manager of a tax-exempt portfolio is considering two 5-year bonds: (1) a 10% semi-annual coupon bond selling at par ($1000), and (2) a zero-coupon bond selling at $600 (per $1000 par value and semi-annual compounding). Also, suppose that the bonds have the same credit quality rating and that the portfolio manager plans to hold either bond until maturity. What is the coupon payment reinvestment rate (break-even rate), that makes the manager indifferent between buying the zero-coupon bond and buying the coupon bond? 2. Suppose that the manager of a tax-exempt portfolio is considering two 5-year bonds: (1) a 10% semi-annual coupon bond selling at par ($1000), and (2) a zero-coupon bond selling at $600 (per $1000 par value and semi-annual compounding). Also, suppose that the bonds have the same credit quality rating and that the portfolio manager plans to hold either bond until maturity. What is the coupon payment reinvestment rate (break-even rate), that makes the manager indifferent between buying the zero-coupon bond and buying the coupon bond