Calculate the discount period for the bank to wait to receive its money: (Use Days in a year table): date of note length of note date note discounted discount period (days) july 14th 50 days august 5 ?

Calculate the discount period for the bank to wait to receive its money: (Use Days in a year table): date of note length of note date note discounted discount period (days) july 14th 50 days august 5 ?

College Accounting, Chapters 1-27

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Author:HEINTZ, James A.

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Chapter17: Accounting For Notes And Interest

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Calculate the discount period for the bank to wait to receive its money: (Use Days in a year table):

date of note	length of note	date note discounted	discount period (days)
july 14th	50 days	august 5	?

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