You are looking at a quote for a treasury bill with 245 days to maturity, and observe that the Ask Yield is quoted at 0.08, which is a bank-discount yield.
What is the actual asking price for this bill, if its face value is $10,000?
Recall that the bank-discount yield calculation is:
r = (F-P)/F * (360/n)
Where F is the face value, P is the price, and n is the number of days to maturity.