An Incorporation issued $100 million maturity value of the three- year notes, which carried a coupon rate of four percent and which paid interest semiannually. At the time of the note sale, equivalent risk- rated debt instruments carried a yield rate of six percent. Develop a note amortization table for the Incorporation's four percent, three- year notes. Question 3: Fill in the Bond Amortization Table E9.18 in the Data tab. Show only positive numbers. Use Excel to do the calculations and don't round.

An Incorporation issued $100 million maturity value of the three- year notes, which carried a coupon rate of four percent and which paid interest semiannually. At the time of the note sale, equivalent risk- rated debt instruments carried a yield rate of six percent. Develop a note amortization table for the Incorporation's four percent, three- year notes. Question 3: Fill in the Bond Amortization Table E9.18 in the Data tab. Show only positive numbers. Use Excel to do the calculations and don't round.

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Problem 1R: The University Club recently issued 1,500,000 of 10-year, 9% bonds at an effective interest rate of...

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Question 3: Fill in the Bond Amortization Table E9.18 in the Data tab. Show only positive numbers. Use Excel to do the calculations and don't round.

Period	Cash Payments	Interest Expense	Amortized Discount	Discount Balance	Face Value	Book Value
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