21)
Face Value of Notes receivable = $50,000
Interest Rate = 9%
Period to maturity = 60 days
Maturity Value = Face Value of notes receivable + Interest for 60 days
= $50,000 + ($50,000*9%*60/360)
= $50,000 + $750
= $50,750
Maturity Value = $50,750
The correct option is B) $50,750
Note - Number of days in a year is taken 360 days
23)
Calculation of maturity date
If the term of notes receivable is mentioned in days, we start counting beginning with the day after the note begins, which would be July 14
Number of days in July = 31 – 13 = 18 days
Number of days in August = 31 days
Number of days in Sept = 11 days
Total number of days = 60 days
The maturity date would be September 11
The correct option is B) September 11
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