Michael bought a $20,000, 26-week T-bill at a discount rate of 5.9% on August 12. He sold it 11 weeks later at a discount rate of 6.5%. Find Michael's purchase price, the discount 11 weeks later when he sold it,proceeds to Michael, and the effective interest rate for the time he held the note. (Hint: Treat T-bills as a discount note.)Michael's purchase price was $.(Round to the nearest cent as needed.)C

Discount rate=5.9%Period=26 weeks.

Answered: ichael bought a $20,000, 26-week T-bill…

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