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Answer: To calculate the annual interest earned on each bond, we need to multiply the current yield by the bond's face value.
a. ABC 128; XYZ 17
The current yield for ABC is 7.5% and for XYZ is 8.4%.
For ABC, the annual interest earned would be 7.5% of $128, which is $9.60.
For XYZ, the annual interest earned would be 8.4% of $17, which is $1.43.
b. ABC 7.5; XYZ 8.4
The current yield for ABC is 7.5% and for XYZ is 8.4%.
For ABC, the annual interest earned would be 7.5% of $100 face value, which is $7.50.
For XYZ, the annual interest earned would be 8.4% of $100 face value, which is $8.40.
c. ABC 104Three-fourths; XYZ 100One-half
The current yield for ABC is not provided, but the closing price is given as 104 and three-fourths.
The annual interest earned cannot be calculated without knowing the current yield.
For XYZ, the current yield is not provided, but the closing price is given as 100 and one-half.
The annual interest earned cannot be calculated without knowing the current yield.
d. ABC 7One-half; XYZ 7Three-fourths
The current yield for ABC is 7.5% (7 and one-half) and for XYZ is 8.4% (7 and three-fourths).
For ABC, the annual interest earned would be 7.5% of $100 face value, which is $7.50.
For XYZ, the annual interest earned would be 8.4% of $100 face value, which is $8.40.
Based on the given information, option d. ABC 7One-half; XYZ 7Three-fourths, provides the annual interest earned for both ABC and XYZ bonds.