| Amount of Loan | 35000 |
| Interest= | 11.25% |
| Monthly rate = 11.25%/12= | 0.009375 |
| MOnth and Days from April 5 2017 to mar 9, 2018 = |
11 months and 4 days |
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Ordinary Interest formula for 11 months interest = Amount of Loan * Interest rate per month * number of months |
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| 35000*0.009375*11= | 3609.375 |
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for 4 days will be calculated by formula = amount of loan * interest rate per month * days/30 |
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| 35000*0.009375*4/30= | 43.75 |
| So Amount of interest owed is 3609.38+43.75= | $3,653.13 |
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Total Amount payable on maturity = Amount of Loan + interest |
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$35,000.00 +$3,653.13 |
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| $38,653.13 | |
| So Amount repaid on maturity is $38,653.13 | |
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