Can you walk me through how to think about this? My current thought is that the one with the longer maturity will have the lower market price, since one needs to be compensated for the risk that the money in the far-out years will be worth less due to the inherent riskiness in long periods of time.

6. Given two zero-coupon bonds with the same face value, one with a time remaining to maturity of 25 years, and the other maturing in 10 years, which one will have a lower market price