Draw the cash flow for each bond. Determine the par value based on bond type, the yield to maturity, term, and coupon payments, paid semiannually.

Part A:

Zero Coupons Treasury Bonds
Maturity	Coupon	Ask
Aug. 2047	0.0	99.10
Mar. 2038	0.0	98.29

Part B:

Coupon Treasury Bonds
Maturity	Coupon	Ask
Aug. 2060	3.000	104.28
Feb. 2035	7.625	147.11
Aug. 2039	6.125	132.29

Part C:

Company Bonds
Bond Issuer	Coupon	Maturity	Last Price
Petrobras	5.625%	May, 2043	74.60
Royal Bank of Scotland	5.000%	February, 2058	103.70
Bank America	3.000%	September, 2036	100.00

Part D:

Municipal Bonds
	Coupon	Maturity	Price
Florida Bridge Construction	3.00%	Nov. 2036	106.78
Palomar Health	4.00%	Oct. 2037	111.98

Part E: Yield to Call

1. Suppose a bond has a price today of $800, a coupon rate of 4% annually, and six years to maturity. If coupon payments are made semiannually. Determine the yield to call.
2. The 6% coupon rate ABC bond has a current price of $1050, coupon payments paid semiannually, and two years until call and six years until maturity. Determine the yield to call and yield to maturity on ABC bond.