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30 March, 18:01

Ruth Brown wants to borrow $2,600 for 90 days to pay her real 'estate tax. State Savings and Loan charges 7.25% ordinary interest while Security Bank charges 7.5% exact interest. A. What is the maturity value of each loan? B. Where should they borrow the money?

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  1. 30 March, 18:25
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    Ordinary interest rate = principal * rates * (time / 360)

    exact interest rate = principal * rates * (time / 365)

    for states saving and loan of rate 7.25 %

    ordinary interest rate = $ 2600 * 0.0725 * (90 / 360) = $ 47.125

    total amount due after 90 days = $ 2647.125

    for Security Bank of 7.5%

    exact interest = $2600 * 0.075 * (90 / 365) = $ 48.75

    amount due after 90 days = $ 2600 + $ 48.75 = $ 2648.75

    b) considering the amount to be paid at maturity it is better to borrow state savings and Loan although the difference is not really much.
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