explaining your findings. What does the sensitivity analysis tell the Vandy organization about the project? Problem 2 (3 Points): In the real world, Vandy has indicated they are hoping to complete the above renovation using donations and sponsorships from outside sources and alumni. What if, however, they planned instead to issue a bond to pay for the stadium renovations? Assuming the renovations still would have cost $300 million, a par value of $1,000, a yield of 5%, a maturity of 15 years, and a coupon value of 3.75%, how much would it have cost Vandy to issues bonds? Calculate the yearly debt service (i.e., how much will the bond cost each year of the 15 years) as well as the total cost of the bond once it reaches maturity in 15 years. explaining your findings. What does the sensitivity analysis tell the Vandy organization about the project? Problem 2 (3 Points): In the real world, Vandy has indicated they are hoping to complete the above renovation using donations and sponsorships from outside sources and alumni. What if, however, they planned instead to issue a bond to pay for the stadium renovations? Assuming the renovations still would have cost $300 million, a par value of $1,000, a yield of 5%, a maturity of 15 years, and a coupon value of 3.75%, how much would it have cost Vandy to issues bonds? Calculate the yearly debt service (i.e., how much will the bond cost each year of the 15 years) as well as the total cost of the bond once it reaches maturity in 15 years