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| Total Interest Cost = (Annual interest * number of years) + Premium on bond | |||||||
| = ($780000*8%*5 years ) + ($780000/100 *9) | |||||||
| =$312000 + 70200 | |||||||
| = | $ 3,82,200 | ||||||
| Therefore THIRD option is correct. | |||||||
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