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Suppose that someone owns a 30 year $14,000 T-bond with a rate of 6%. After five years the bond is sold for cash, but the interest rates have risen to 8.5%.
(a)How much has the bond paid in total for the first five years?
(b)How much will the bond pay the person buying it over the next 25 years?
(c)How much is the bond currently worth?
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