Exam 10: Simple Interest and Promissory Notes

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Using the ordinary interest method, find the amount of interest on a loan of $5,000 at 1112%11 \frac { 1 } { 2 } \% interest, for 284 days.

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State Bank made a loan at 12% interest for 360 days. If the amount of interest was $934.20, use the ordinary interest method to find the amount of principal borrowed. (Round to the nearest whole dollar)

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On January 21, Janet Rogan borrowed $940 at 914%9 \frac { 1 } { 4 } \% simple interest for 9 months. What is the maturity value? (Round to the nearest cent)

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To calculate interest, use the formula: ​Interest = Principle x Rate x Time or I=PRT

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The business manager of Paws and Claws Pet Supply arranges a loan of $3,500, at 6.5% interest, for 30 months. Find the amount of interest.

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Decorative Floors received a $1,200 promissory note at 10.5% simple interest for 4 months from one of its customers. After 1 month, the note was discounted at the Riverview Bank at a discount rate of 14%. What are the proceeds Decorative Floors will receive from the discounted note? Use ordinary interest.

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Find the amount of simple interest on a loan of $3,500 at 912%9 \frac { 1 } { 2 } \% interest for 14 years.

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Jackson was charged 11% interest and paid $189 interest on a simple interest loan for 3 months from his credit union. How much did he borrow? Use ordinary interest. (Round to the nearest cent)

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Determine the number of days of the loan: Loan Date \quad Due Date \quad Number of Days July 12 \quad \quad September 5

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Determine the number of days of the loan: Loan Date \quad Due Date \quad Number of Days May 1 \quad \quad August 10

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On March 25, Helen Norton received from a customer a $3,200 promissory note at 12% ordinary interest for 60 days. On April 14, Helen discounted the note at the Glenside Bank at a discount rate of 15%. A)What was the maturity date of the note? B)What was the maturity value of the note? C)Determine the discount period. D)What proceeds did Helen receive on April 14?

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When a note is noninterest-bearing, the maturity value equals the ____________________.

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When calculating interest on loans with terms of days, there are two methods. ​ Ordinary Interest uses the 365 day calendar. ​ Exact Interest add one extra day 366 to account for leap year.​

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____________________ interest has become known as the banker's rule.

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Alicia borrowed $8,500 at 6% ordinary interest for 180 days. After 40 days, she made a partial payment of $2,000. After another 70 days, Alicia made a second partial payment of $2,000. What is the final amount due on the loan? (Round to the nearest cent)

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Joan Leshner borrowed money to repair her house. The bank charged 13.8% simple interest. If the loan was repaid in 2 years, and the amount of interest was $1,518, how much did Joan borrow?

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The amount of money being borrowed or invested is known as the ____________________.

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Use the ordinary interest method to find the rate of interest that Make Over Picture Photo pays on a loan of $8,000 for 285 days, if the amount of interest is $590.00. (Round your answer to the nearest tenth percent)

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What is the rate of interest on a loan of $2,000, for 284 days, if the amount of interest is $93.37, using the exact interest method? (Round your answer to the nearest tenth percent)

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The owner of a hot dog stand receives a loan of $3,750 at 8.25% for 9 months. Find the amount of simple interest.(Round to the nearest cent)

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