1)
Interest amount x = Present value * Interest rate for the time period
Interest amount x = 2009*0.0734 = $147.46
2)
Future value = x*Interest rate for 121 days
3308 = x*(1+0.1013*121/365)
x = $3200.52
3) c. $1000
Principal amount is the amount borrowed by Sarah = $1100 ~ $1000
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