According to the pure expectations theory of interest rates, how much do you expect to pay for

Question:

According to the pure expectations theory of interest rates, how much do you expect to pay for a one-year STRIPS on November 15, 2016? What is the corresponding implied forward rate? How does your answer compare to the current yield on a one-year STRIPS? What does this tell you about the relationship between implied forward rates, the shape of the zero yield curve, and market expectations about future spot interest rates?

U.S. Treasury STRIPS, close of business November 15, 2015:

Price Price Maturity November '19 Maturity November '16 99.471 95.035 November '20 November '21 November '17 98.782 92.5

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