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g (1 point) Consider a treasury bond with face value of 10000 dollars and several years to maturity. The bond pays coupons of 400 dollars every six months. Currently, this bond is selling for 9260 dollars, and a coupon has just been paid. Assume interest rates are flat at 9% for this coming year and that interest is compounded every six months. What is the presen

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