Problem 5: Straight Bonds, Quarterly.ABC Corporation plans to issue pieces of 12%, 2-year, P1,000 face value notes thatpays quarterly. It will be sold at 104 but the underwriter will charge 2% on the facevalue. What is the cost of the bond based on the following methods?10.Yield-to-maturity formula11. Interpolation method using multiples of 1% per yearYour answer

Here, To Find: Part A. Yield to maturity =? Part B. Interpolation method =?

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