1 S. John needs your help to understand the relationship hetwcen bond yields, term to maturity and bond prices Assume that a bond's yield-to-maturity is higher than its coupon rate and the bond matures in 10 years. If the yield-to-maturity remains unchanged, then the price of the bond will beone year from ow a. higher or the same b. c. higher d. lower e. the same lower or the same 16. After successfully completing FI 3300, David is considering buying some bonds to add to his recenty started retirement account. He is looking at a bond issued by ABC that pays coupon interest semi-anmually, has 20 years remaining to maturity, and has a yield to maturity is 5 40%. Ifthe market price ofthe bond isss,751 50 %. Assume a $6,000 par value. then bond's coupon rate must be- a. b. 6 c. 7 e. 9