I only put exercise 1 in the picture, to give context, but only answer exercise 2. 2.- If you look at the previous problem and this one, the interest rate is expressed in annualized form. Now, calculate the commercial simple interest of: (a) $22,500 for 6 months at 8%. b) $66,000 for 83 days at 9%. c) $32,000 for 5 months at 8.5%. d) $75,000 at 10% for the time elapsed between March 4 and September 18 of the same year. Note: The original exercise is in the image, it is in Spanish, but it is easy to understand. Another note:
I only put exercise 1 in the picture, to give context, but only answer exercise 2. 2.- If you look at the previous problem and this one, the interest rate is expressed in annualized form. Now, calculate the commercial simple interest of: (a) $22,500 for 6 months at 8%. b) $66,000 for 83 days at 9%. c) $32,000 for 5 months at 8.5%. d) $75,000 at 10% for the time elapsed between March 4 and September 18 of the same year. Note: The original exercise is in the image, it is in Spanish, but it is easy to understand. Another note:
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Note: I only put exercise 1 in the picture, to give context, but only answer exercise 2.
2.-
If you look at the previous problem and this one, the interest rate is expressed in annualized form. Now, calculate the commercial simple interest of:
(a) $22,500 for 6 months at 8%.
b) $66,000 for 83 days at 9%.
c) $32,000 for 5 months at 8.5%.
d) $75,000 at 10% for the time elapsed between March 4 and September 18 of the same year.
Note:
The original exercise is in the image, it is in Spanish, but it is easy to understand.
Another note:
Please put the procedure explained, thank you very much for your attention bartleby expert!

Transcribed Image Text:1. Determinar la fecha de vencimiento y el monto al
vencimiento (VF), y el interés simple comercial de cada
uno de los siguientes pagarés (Utiliza la tabla para las
fechas):
Valor nominal
a) $ 33,500
b) $ 82,000
c) $ 52,310
d) $184,000
Fecha inicial
Plazo
3 meses
Tasa
9%
5 de mayo
15 de marzo
31 de julio
8 de septiembre 150 días
90 días
5 meses
8.75%
7.5%
11%
NOTA: Cuando se habla de meses, se fija la fecha de vencimiento en el mismo
día el mes inicial. Ejemplo: Inicia el 7 de mayo + tres meses = 7 de agosto

Transcribed Image Text:2. Si te fijas en el problema anterior y en éste, la tasa de interés está expresada en
forma anualizada. Ahora bien, calcula el interés simple comercial de:
a) $22,500 durante 6 meses al 8%
b) $66,000 durante 83 días al 9%
c) $32,000 durante 5 meses al 8.5%
d) $75,000 al 10% en el tiempo transcurrido entre el 4 de marzo y el 18 de
septiembre del mismo año.
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