Homework Answers
A: Days of loan = 18+31+30+31+27 = 137 days
Interest = Loan amount * Rate per day * Number of days
= 2100*6%/365 * 137
= $47.29
B: Amount to pay at maturity = Loan + Interest = 2100+ 47.29 = 2147.29
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