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Match the following bond terms to their respective definitions. Convertible Bond [ Choose ] Sinking Bond Fund [Choose ] Face Value [Choose ] Stated Interest Rate [ Choose ] 4 Market Interest Rate [Choose ] Discount Bond [Choose ] Premium Bond [Choose ] 4 Formula Used For Calculating Interest Expense [Choose ] 4 Formula Used For Calculating Cash Paid for Interest [Choo ] Formula Used For Calculating a Bond's Carrying Value at Issuance [ Choose ] Stated Interest Rate * Face Value Market Interest Rate * Carrying Value [Present Value of Face Value (Single Sum)] + [Present Value of Cash Paid for Interest (Annuity)] The dollar amount written on a bond that is due at the bond's maturity. The current rate of interest investors could get elsewhere in the market for a similar level of risk. When a bond's face value is less than the cash received for the bond. This occurs when the market rate of interest is less than stated A bond in which the bond owner has the option to convert their bond into shares of common stock. The interest rate written on the bond. This rate is used to calculate how much cash will be paid for interest. When a bond's face value is greater than the cash received for the bond. This occurs when the market rate of interest is greater than A bond in which the issuer makes installment payments to a fund over the bond's life