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1- Imagine the bond above displayed the following details: $10,000 Matures: January 31, 2030; Interest of $200 payable June 30 and December 31 of each year. Can you calculate the annual effective interest rate for this bond?
a)2%
b)4%
c)6%
d)One cannot tell.
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