.Bogart presents a sight draft to Commerce Bank for payment. A bank employee writes accepted across the face of the instrument, and adds the date and the bank’s signature. The draft is   a.  payable ninety days after sight.     b.  acknowledged as received, but not payable without further verification.     c.  payable immediately or within a stated time after sight.     d.  accepted and will be payable by the close of the next business day 9. Steel Mill Inc. signs an instrument that states with certainty a fixed amount to be paid at the time the instrument is payable. This ensures that   a.  the amount payable can fluctuate as a result of market conditions.     b.  interest may be payable at a fixed or variable rate.     c.  the amount may be determined by information not in the instrument.     d.  the value of the instrument can be determined with clarity.     10Direct Connect Company orders a quantity of wire from Electric Supply Inc. To finance the purchase, Direct signs a note that includes a reference to the parties’ contract, a payment schedule, and a security agreement. This note is   a.  negotiable.     b.  nonnegotiable, because it refers to a security agreement.     c.  nonnegotiable, because it refers to the parties’ contract.     d.  nonnegotiable, because it refers to a payment schedule.

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7.Bogart presents a sight draft to Commerce Bank for payment. A bank employee writes accepted across the face of the instrument, and adds the date and the bank’s signature. The draft is

  a. 

payable ninety days after sight.

 
  b. 

acknowledged as received, but not payable without further verification.

 
  c. 

payable immediately or within a stated time after sight.

 
  d. 

accepted and will be payable by the close of the next business day

9. Steel Mill Inc. signs an instrument that states with certainty a fixed amount to be paid at the time the instrument is payable. This ensures that

  a. 

the amount payable can fluctuate as a result of market conditions.

 
  b. 

interest may be payable at a fixed or variable rate.

 
  c. 

the amount may be determined by information not in the instrument.

 
  d. 

the value of the instrument can be determined with clarity.

 

 

10Direct Connect Company orders a quantity of wire from Electric Supply Inc. To finance the purchase, Direct signs a note that includes a reference to the parties’ contract, a payment schedule, and a security agreement. This note is

  a. 

negotiable.

 
  b. 

nonnegotiable, because it refers to a security agreement.

 
  c. 

nonnegotiable, because it refers to the parties’ contract.

 
  d. 

nonnegotiable, because it refers to a payment schedule.

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