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ammanda

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Use the exact interest method (365 days) and the ordinary interest method (360 days) to compare the amount of interest for the following loan.
PrincipalRate (%)Time (days)Exact InterestOrdinary Interest





$184,5001558$$
 
Use the exact interest method (365 days) and the ordinary interest method (360 days) to compare the amount of interest for the following loan.

Principal: $184,500
Rate (%): 15
Time (days): 58
"Exact" uses the exact number of days, like you're counting off the squares on a calendar, so the "time" is (actual number of days for loan)/(actual number of days in a year). "Ordinary" uses an approximation of the portion of the year, as though every month were thirty days, so the "time" is (actual number of days for loan)/(360 days in a year).

So plug the given values into the formula they gave you, and simplify to get the values for which they're asking. ;)
 
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