a.
To calculate: The conversion value of Plunkett Gym Equipment Inc.’s bond.
Introduction:
Convertible security:
It is a kind of security which as per convenience can easily be converted into another security according to the discretion of the security holder.
b.
To calculate: The conversion premium of Plunkett Gym Equipment Inc.
Introduction:
Convertible security:
It is a kind of security which as per convenience can easily be converted into another security according to the discretion of the security holder.
c.
To calculate: The conversion price of Plunkett Gym Equipment Inc.
Introduction:
Convertible security:
It is a kind of security which as per convenience can easily be converted into another security according to the discretion of the security holder.
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