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. On April 15, 2017, Melissa purchased $60,000 of Verbecke Co.'s 12%, 20-year bonds at face...

. On April 15, 2017, Melissa purchased $60,000 of Verbecke Co.'s 12%, 20-year bonds at face amount, with interest being paid on December 31 each year. Verbecke Co. has paid interest due on the bonds regularly. On April 15, 2021, market interest rates had risen to 14% and Melissa is considering selling the bonds.

Calculate the market value of Melissa’s bonds on April 14, 2021.

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Period Cash flows (60,000*12%) Present value @ 14%   Present value
                      1                        7,200                 0.8771930                6,316
                      2                        7,200                 0.7694675                5,540
                      3                        7,200                 0.6749715                4,860
                      4                        7,200                 0.5920803                4,263
                      5                        7,200                 0.5193687                3,739
                      6                        7,200                 0.4555865                3,280
                      7                        7,200                 0.3996373                2,877
                      8                        7,200                 0.3505591                2,524
                      9                        7,200                 0.3075079                2,214
                    10                        7,200                 0.2697438                1,942
                    11                        7,200                 0.2366174                1,704
                    12                        7,200                 0.2075591                1,494
                    13                        7,200                 0.1820694                1,311
                    14                        7,200                 0.1597100                1,150
                    15                        7,200                 0.1400965                1,009
                    16                        7,200                 0.1228917                   885
                    17                        7,200                 0.1077997                   776
                    18                        7,200                 0.0945611                   681
                    19                        7,200                 0.0829484                   597
                    20                        7,200                 0.0727617                   524
                    20                     60,000                 0.0727617                4,366
Market value of bonds              52,052

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