Yield on 10-year bond = Yield on 4-year bond + 1% + (MRP for 6 years)
We add MRP for only 6 years because the Yield on the 4-year bond already includes MRP for 4 years.
Yield on 10-year bond = 8% + 1% + (0.079 * (6 - 1))
Yield on 10-year bond = 9.395%
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