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Use the following information for questions 1& 2 Consider a 10% coupon (paid annually) convertible bond that has $10,000 face value and 4 years to maturity. The conversion ratio is 2,000. The market perceives that 4 years from now the shares of the firm are equally likely to be worth $4 and $6. The term structure is flat at 10%. Assume that investors delay conversion until after they receive their last coupon. Question 1 (5 points) Calculate the value of the equivalent straight bond. Question 2 (5 points) Calculate the value of the convertible bond. Use the following information for questions 3-6 You borrow $100,000 using a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with monthly payments. The stated annual interest rate is 10% with monthly compounding. The first payment is due in one year (i.e., t-1; today is t-0). Question 3 Calculate the monthly payments. Question 4 Calculate the interest for the second payment. Question 5 Calculate the outstanding balance after making the second payment. Now suppose that the mortgage loan requires an upfront payment (ie, points) of 1% upon origination of the loan. The mortgage loan payments from question 3 do not change. Calculate the APR for the mortgage. You might want to show your work. Question 6 Use the following information for questions 1& 2 Consider a 10% coupon (paid annually) convertible bond that has $10,000 face value and 4 years to maturity. The conversion ratio is 2,000. The market perceives that 4 years from now the shares of the firm are equally likely to be worth $4 and $6. The term structure is flat at 10%. Assume that investors delay conversion until after they receive their last coupon. Question 1 (5 points) Calculate the value of the equivalent straight bond. Question 2 (5 points) Calculate the value of the convertible bond. Use the following information for questions 3-6 You borrow $100,000 using a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with monthly payments. The stated annual interest rate is 10% with monthly compounding. The first payment is due in one year (i.e., t-1; today is t-0). Question 3 Calculate the monthly payments. Question 4 Calculate the interest for the second payment. Question 5 Calculate the outstanding balance after making the second payment. Now suppose that the mortgage loan requires an upfront payment (ie, points) of 1% upon origination of the loan. The mortgage loan payments from question 3 do not change. Calculate the APR for the mortgage. You might want to show your work. Question 6