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Company X is rated A and had 3 bonds issued 2 years ago. All the bonds were issued at par. Bond A is a 6% 10-year bond with yield maturity f 5% and par value of $100. Bond B is a callable bond and Bond C is a puttable bond, both with 10 years to maturity and par value or $1000. All bonds pay coupouns annually.
A) compute the current price of Bond A
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