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On January 1, Landan, Inc. issued a 20-year semiannual bond with a face value of $915,000...

On January 1, Landan, Inc. issued a 20-year semiannual bond with a face value of $915,000 paying 8%. On the date of issue, the market rate for similar bonds was 8%.   Landan would like to know how much this issuance would raise.

The following table is a SCRATCH table and will NOT be graded. You may use it, if you wish, to assist you. Provided you answer the other questions correctly, you could leave it blank and still receive full credit.

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What is the value of the ordinary annuity factor, AO() that is used in this problem?

What is the value of the discount factor, DF(), that is used in this problem?

How much does Landan raise from this issue? . You may ignore transaction costs.

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Colby Messinger answered 2 years ago
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