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You borrowed $4600 at 9.1% per annum calculated on the unpaid monthly balance and agree to repay the principal together with interest in monthly payments of $1050 each. Construct a complete repayment schedule.

Question 2

Calculate the legal due date of a $600.00, 120 day note with interest at 5% dated March 2, 2014.
◦ July 2
◦ July 3
◦ June 30
◦ July 31
◦ July 5
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Reply #1 on: Jun 6, 2019
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