These questions are together. I know it is one problem policy but these questions are all linked. please answer 9-12 please...

QUESTION 9- 1. Questions 9-12 are related and share the same information: Your Client is Interested in the Discovery Cafe 13.750% bond maturing February 8, 2031. The bond is callable February 8, 2025 at a call premium of 12.625%. The bond is also convertible at $1000/share. The common share is trading at $1,009.00 and the prevailing yield is 6.375%. You buy the bond to settle February 8, 2015. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond if you knew that the bond would go to maturity is $_ (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) 1 points QUESTION 104 1. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond if you knew that the bond would be called is $_ (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) (refers to the above problem statement) 1 points QUESTION 11 1. The conversion value of the bond is $_ (refers to the above problem statement) (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) 1 points QUESTION 12 1. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond is $_ decimal) (refers to the above problem statement) (dollars, rounded to two places after the QUESTION 9- 1. Questions 9-12 are related and share the same information: Your Client is Interested in the Discovery Cafe 13.750% bond maturing February 8, 2031. The bond is callable February 8, 2025 at a call premium of 12.625%. The bond is also convertible at $1000/share. The common share is trading at $1,009.00 and the prevailing yield is 6.375%. You buy the bond to settle February 8, 2015. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond if you knew that the bond would go to maturity is $_ (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) 1 points QUESTION 104 1. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond if you knew that the bond would be called is $_ (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) (refers to the above problem statement) 1 points QUESTION 11 1. The conversion value of the bond is $_ (refers to the above problem statement) (dollars, rounded to two places after the decimal) 1 points QUESTION 12 1. The most you would pay for a $1,000 bond is $_ decimal) (refers to the above problem statement) (dollars, rounded to two places after the