Price Coupon YTM Time to maturity ? 0 2% 1 year 890 5% ? 2 years...

Price	Coupon	YTM	Time to maturity
?	0	2%	1 year
890	5%	?	2 years
945	?	5%	3 years

Assume semi-annualcoupon payments. Find missing values in the table above.

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