Caitlin draws a cash flow diagram to model the following scenario. A 270-day commercial bill will mature
Question:
Caitlin draws a cash flow diagram to model the following scenario. A 270-day commercial bill will mature for $400000. The price paid for the bill at issue was $381165.22. The bill was sold 137 days after issue for $395904.33. Calculate the annual rate of simple interest (as a percentage, to two decimal places) earned by the buyer who paid $381165.22 and sold for $395904.33. What was the annual rate of simple discount (as a percentage, to two decimal places) that the buyer sold at (earning a price of $395904.33)? Here is the cash flow diagram Caitlin drew. |
Which response best reflects the values of Z, Y, X, W, V, U, T and S?
Question 11Answer
a.Z is 270.00, Y is $400000.00, X is $381165.22, W is 137, V is $395904.33, U is not required, T is 2.81% p.a. (simple discount) and S is 10.30% p.a. (simple interest).
b.Z is 270.00, Y is $400000.00, X is $381165.22, W is 137, V is $395904.33, U is not required, T is 2.71% p.a. (simple discount) and S is 10.69% p.a. (simple interest).
c.Z is 270.00, Y is $400000.00, X is $381165.22, W is 133.00, V is $395904.33, U is not required, T is 2.73% p.a. (simple discount) and S is 10.61% p.a. (simple interest).
d.Z is 270.00, Y is $400000.00, X is $381165.22, W is 137, V is $395904.33, U is not required, T is 2.71% p.a. (simple discount) and S is 10.40% p.a. (simple interest).