Consider an investor initially purchases a 10-year, 8% annual coupon payment bond at a price of $85.503075 per $100 of par value. The bonds yield to maturity (YTM) is 10.40%....(Multiple Parts in Picture.)

This is an ungraded assignment meant as practice for a quiz tomorrow. I have read the chapters and grasp the idea but the professor requires detailed work on all questions for credit. Any help is appreciated.

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