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Consider two different bonds, A and B. They both have a maturity of one year and pay at maturity par value ($1,000) and a coupon.

Consider two different bonds, A and B. They both have a maturity of one year and pay at maturity par value ($1,000) and a coupon. The two bonds have the same price of $900. Bond A has an annual YTM of 30% and bond B has an annual YTM of 10%. What is the coupon rate for the two bonds

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