A zero-coupon corporate bond with par value $100 is currently yielding 5.10%. The bond's issue date is April 30, 2020, its a maturity date is March 19, 2025 and the settlement date is March 20, 2021. What is the bond's current price? Group of answer choices $100.00 $78.19 $81.97 $81.77

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