Question 16 (1 point) How are the coupon payments determined on a bond? OA) Coupon payments are calculated as the yield-to-maturity times the price (and then divided by two if made semi-annually). OB) Coupon payments are usually set at $1,000, unless otherwise stated. O ) Coupon payments are calculated as the coupon rate times the face value (and then divided by two if made semi-annually). OD) Coupon payments are calculated as the yield-to-maturity times the fam value (and then divided by two if made semi-annually). E) Coupon payments are calculated as the coupon rate times the price (and then divided by two if made semi-annually). Question 17 (1 point) Which of the following accurately describes the cash flows paid to owners of a company's stock? A) Senior bondholders are paid first, then dividends are paid to shareholders, and junior, unsecured bond holders are paid last. 0.8) Once shareholders have been paid their dividends, any money leftover is distributed as interest payments to bond holders. U C) Dividends are paid to preferred stockholders before any interest is paid to bondholders or ordinary dividends are paid to common stockholders. OD) Senior bondholders must be paid their interest before any dividends can be paid to sharcholders Junior bondholders are paid first over senior bondholders since they have more risk