Cook and Daughters Farm Equipment accepts a $5800 simple interest note at 12%, for 100 days, for a small used tractor. The note is dated May 12. On June 17, the firm discounts the note at the bank, at a 13%, discount rate. Find (a) the bank discount and (b) the proceeds.

Cook and Daughters Farm Equipment accepts a $5800 simple interest note at 12%, for 100 days, for a small used tractor. The note is dated May 12. On June 17, the firm discounts the note at the bank, at a 13%, discount rate. Find (a) the bank discount and (b) the proceeds.

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6. Cook and Daughters Farm Equipment accepts a $5800 simple interest note at 12%, for 100 days, for a small
used tractor. The note is dated May 12. On June 17, the firm discounts the note at the bank, at a 13%,
discount rate. Find (a) the bank discount and (b) the proceeds.

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