Provide solution of this all Question please General Accounting Anderson Industries issued a $1,000 corporate bond that paysan annual coupon rate of 7.8%. The current market price ofthe bond is $850.Calculate the current yield of the bond.In a chemical reaction, Lakeshore Chemicals obtained an actualyield of 58.4 grams of a product, while the theoretical yield was64.5 grams.Calculate the percent yield for this reaction.Harborline Solutions is a no-growth firm with 1.8 million sharesoutstanding. It expects to earn a constant $14.2 million per yearon its assets. The firm has no debt, and all earnings are paid outas dividends. The firm's cost of capital is 11.8%.Calculate the current price per share of Harborline Solutions'stock.

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