Answer:
d. 5.24%
Explanation:
firstly we are given the present value of the bond which is $3000 which is Pv.
then they further give us the the future value of the bond which is $5000 which is Fv, furthermore we are also given the period of the bond that it will mature by which is in 10 years which will be n. we are now told to calculate the interest rate i for this bond to mature to $5000; so we will use the future value formula which is :
[tex]Fv =Pv (1+i)^n[/tex]
now we substitute the values and solve for i the interest rate.
$5000= $3000(1+i)^10 then we divide by $3000 both sides,
$5000/$3000 = (1+i)^10 then we find the 10nth root of both sides
,[tex]\sqrt[10]{5/3}[/tex] =1+i then we subtract both sides by 1 to solve for i
0.05240977915 = i then we multiply by 100 as this is an interest rate.
therefore i the interest rate is 5.24% then we round off to two decimal places.