William purchased a $110,000 270-day commercial paper on its date of issue, when the yield was 3.89%. He sold it 178 days later when yields had increased to 4.03%. How much money did William earn on his investment?
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- The formula for calculating the interest earned on a commercial paper is: Interest = Principal x Rate x Time - Principal (P) = $110,000 - Rate (R) = 3.89% or 0.0389 - Time (T) = 178 days / 270 days (since the commercial paper was sold before maturity) - Using Show more…
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