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Please explain the steps of the solution thoroughly. Thank you in advance for your time!

Bond contract rate = 7% semi-annual

Bond par                 = $10,000

Bond market rate   = 6% semi-annual

Bond life                   = 10 years


1. Do the entry for the payment of cash interest per period
2. Do the entry for the amortization of the discount/premium per period
3. Find total interest expense per period
4. Show the balance sheet presentation of the bond after two periods have elapsed


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