Consider two bonds on the market: one zero-coupon bond, maturing in

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Consider two bonds on the market: one zero-coupon bond, maturing in exactly 1 year from today and trading at 99% of its par value; another is a 2% coupon bond, maturing in exactly 2 years from today, trading at 101 of its par value. Coupons are being paid annually, compounding is annual also. Find s1,s2.

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