Sol: The values provided in the question to calculate the bond price at the end of (k + 1) th year are as follows:
Bond price at the end of k th year = $5559.433
Bond price at the end of (k + 2) th year = $5151.2551
Bond price at the end of (k + 3) th year = $4921.7776
Since the bond is paying coupons every year, the price of the bond will decrease by the amount of coupons paid in that year. Coupon paid in any year can be calculated as = Bond price at end of k year - Bond price at end of (k + 1) year
The formula to calculate the bond price at the end of (k + 1) th year is as follows:
Bond price at end of (k + 1) year = Bond price at end of k year - Coupon paid in (k + 1) year
= Bond price at end of k year - (Bond price at end of (k + 2) year - Bond price at end of (k + 3) year)
= $5559.433 - ($5151.2551 - $4921.7776)
= $5559.433 - $229.4775
= $5329.9555
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