Paul signed an $8100 note at citizens bank. Citizens bank charges a 6.4% discount assume the loan is for 260 days. Find the proceeds use a 360 days a year.

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Paul signed an $8100 note at citizens bank. Citizens bank charges a 6.4% discount assume the loan is for 260 days. Find the proceeds use a 360 days a year. 

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Note receivable refers to a negotiable instrument. It represents the claim amount due on the acceptor. It is considered as a current asset and shown on the balance sheet. The holder of the instrument has the power to discount that notes from the bank.

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