Determine the maturity date, interest at maturity, and maturity value for a 90-day, 10 percent, $36,000 note from Felasco Corporation dated February 15. (Round to the nearest cent.) You must show your work

Determine the maturity date, interest at maturity, and maturity value for a 90-day, 10 percent, $36,000 note from Felasco Corporation dated February 15. (Round to the nearest cent.) You must show your work

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