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m_a_m_a [10]
3 years ago
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Maturity Dates of Notes Receivable Determine the maturity date and compute the interest for each of the following notes: (Use 36

0 days for interest calculation. Round to the nearest dollar.) Date of Note Principal Interest Rate (%) Term Maturity Rate Interest ($) August 5 $6,000 8 120 days December 3 $160 May 10 $16,800 7 30 days June 9 $98 October 20 $25,000 9 45 days December 4 $281.25 July 6 $4,500 11 60 days September 4 $82.50 September 15 $9,000 9 75 days November 29 $168.75
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snow_tiger [21]3 years ago
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Answer:  

  1.   <u>Maturity Date </u><u>December 3      </u> <u>Interest</u><u>      $160 </u>
  2. <u>  </u><u>Maturity Date </u><u>June 9        </u><u> Interest</u><u>               $98 </u>
  3. <u>  </u><u>Maturity Date </u><u>December 4       </u><u> Interest</u><u>       $281.25 </u>
  4. <u>    </u><u>Maturity Date </u><u>September 4         </u> <em>Interest</em><u>     $82.50 </u>
  5. <u>   </u><u>Maturity Date </u><u> November 29         </u><u> Interest</u><u>     $168.75</u>

Explanation:

Working

Principal of the Note * Annual Interest Rate * Time= Interest

  1.   $6,000  * 8  * 120 days/360  =        $160
  2.   $16,800 *  7  * 30 days/360  =       $98
  3.    $25,000 * 9 *    45 days/360 =           $281.25
  4.    $4,500 *   11   *    60 days/360 =             $82.50
  5.     $9,000  *   9    *      75 days /360 =   $168.75

Date of Note         Principal Interest Rate (%) Term Maturity Rate Interest ($)

August 5                $6,000           8                           120 days           $160

<u>Maturity Date </u><u>December 3      </u> <u>Interest</u><u>      $160 </u>

May 10                     $16,800            7                        30 days               $98

<u>Maturity Date </u><u>June 9        </u><u> Interest</u><u>               $98 </u>

October 20              $25,000          9                            45 days           $281.25

<u>Maturity Date </u><u>December 4       </u><u> Interest</u><u>       $281.25 </u>

July 6                          $4,500            11                        60 days             $82.50

<u>Maturity Date </u><u>September 4         </u> <em>Interest</em><u>     $82.50 </u>

September 15              $9,000            9                            75 days        $168.75

<u>Maturity Date </u><u> November 29         </u><u> Interest</u><u>     $168.75</u>

Maturity Date Computation=

Days In August =                                31

Minus the date of Note =                   <u> 5</u>

Days Remaining in August                26

Add Days in September                    30

Add Days in October                         31

Add Days in November                      30

<u>Maturity Date of Dec 3                         3</u>

<u>Period of the note in days                  120 days </u>

<u></u>

Days In May =                                    31

Minus the date of Note =                  <u> 10</u>

Days Remaining in May                      21

<u>Maturity Date of June 9                       9</u>

<u>Period of the note in days                  30 days </u>

<u></u>

<u></u>

Days In October =                               31

Minus the date of Note =                   <u> 20</u>

Days Remaining in October               11

Add Days in November                    30

<u>Maturity Date of Dec 4                        4</u>

<u>Period of the note in days                45 days </u>

<u></u>

Days In July     =                                31

Minus the date of Note =                   <u> 6</u>

Days Remaining in July                     25

Add Days in August                           31

<u>Maturity Date of Sept 4                      4</u>

<u>Period of the note in days                  60 days </u>

<u></u>

Days In September =                         30

Minus the date of Note =                   <u> 15</u>

Days Remaining in September          15

Add Days in October                           31

<u>Maturity Date of  Nov 29                   29</u>

<u>Period of the note in days                 75 days </u>

<u></u>

<u></u>

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