3. Answer:
Year End accrual Required For: | Fargo Bank | ||||||
Principal | x | Rate | x | Time | = | Interest | |
Interest to be accrued in Year 1 | $33,000 | x | 8% | 33/360 | = | $242 |
Explanation:
Borrowed from Fargo Bank on Nov.28, Year 1.
So, interest to be calculated for 33 days [from Nov.28, Year 1 to Dec.31, Year 2]
Times = 33 days ÷ 360 days
=0.091666667
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