The maturity value of a $236,400, 9%, 40-day note receivable dated July 3 is
A $236,400
B $245,856
C $257,676
D $238,764
The correct answer is D) $238,764.
Supporting calculations:
Maturity Value = Value of the Note + Interest on the Interest
= ($236,400 + [$236,400*9/100*40 days/360 days])
= $236,400 + $2,364
= $238,764
Therefore, maturity value of the note is $238,764.
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