Answer: The price of the bond at its bond at maturity is equal to its final coupon payment.
Explanation: Bonds are a kind of fixed income security issued by govt. and private entities to raise capital from the general public for specific projects.
In case of bonds the issuing entity receives a certain amount from holders against the right to own that bond. Holders are paid fixed periodic amounts for securities called coupon payments and at the end they are paid back the amount equal to its face value.
Thus, from the above we can conclude that statement D is false.
