You have purchased a $100K T-bill 98 days prior to maturity for $99,409. You have decided to sell the T-bill 43 days later earning you a yield of 2.8% p.a. What did you sell the T-bill for? Round to the cent. Do not enter "$" into your answer.
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Step 1: Calculate the final value of the T-bill using the formula: Final Value = Present Value * (1 + (Rate per day/100))^Number of days Show more…
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