Haumea has been offered credit terms of discount of four percent if paid within thirty days, if not it is due in ninety days. Assume 365 a year operations. Compute for the nominal annual percentage cost of its non-free trade credit, if Haumea pays 120 days after the purchase?

Haumea has been offered credit terms of discount of four percent if paid within thirty days, if not it is due in ninety days. Assume 365 a year operations. Compute for the nominal annual percentage cost of its non-free trade credit, if Haumea pays 120 days after the purchase?

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