Which of these is $\bold{not}$ normally a condition attached to convertible notes?

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Normal conditions attached to convertible notes include a fixed interest rate, a timeframe for conversion (usually between 2 and 10 years from the date of issue), and the ability for noteholders to decide when to convert the notes to ordinary shares. However, convertible notes are typically unsecured, meaning there is no specific collateral tied to the notes.

Which of These Is not\bold{not}not Normally a Condition Attached to Convertible Notes? A)fixed Interest Rate

Which of These Is $\bold{not}$ Normally a Condition Attached to Convertible Notes?
A)fixed Interest Rate