Answer: Interest Maturity Date
(a) 78110×7%×(60/360) = $911 August 9
(b) 46200×8%×(90/360)= $924 October 12
(c) 11700×9%×(75/360) = $219 July 11
Step-by-step explanation:
To compute the interest we apply the following formula:
Interest= (Principal) × (Interest Rate) ×(Terms ÷360)
For the Maturity date, we add Terms to the Date of note .
By using the above formula for the given table, we get the following values
Interest Maturity Date
(a) 78110×7%×(60/360) = $911 August 9
(b) 46200×8%×(90/360)= $924 October 12
(c) 11700×9%×(75/360) = $219 July 11