Devi pays $22,647.32 for a 5 year, $25,000.00 face value bond. The bond yield is j(4) = 8.125%. Find the coupon rate r(2) for the bond.a. 5.875%b. 5.750%C. 6.375%d. 6.250%e. 5.375%

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