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Please help with the following finance problem regarding bond cash flows using step by step calculations.

Bond Cash Flows: RRR issued 250,000 bonds at $1,000 par value that will mature in 25 years and will pay a coupon interest rate of 6% every year. Indicate the total cash flows for the corporation and the bondholder for the next twenty years. Use the following table.

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This posting helps with questions regarding bond cash flows. The solution helps calculate total cash flows for the corporation and the bondholder for a bond issues. Step by step calculations are provided in the solution, along with a completed version of a chart.

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Bond Cash Flows: RRR issued 250,000 bonds at $1,000 par value that will mature in 25 years and will pay a coupon interest rate of 6% every year. Indicate the total cash flows for the corporation and the bondholder for the next twenty years. Use the following table.

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