LEWIS CORP e Prompt.
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Sascha owns stock in Lewis Corp and she bought a $5,000 corporate bond. She received $52.50
in quarterly interest from the bond. Sascha also owns stock in Lewis Corp which is worth $46
per share, and it pays a $2 annual dividend.
Part A
Which is higher, the yield on the stock or the annual interest rate on the bond? Show your
work and explain how you determined your solution.
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Part B
If the bond matures in seven years, how much will Lewis Corp have paid Sascha in total?
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