PAK Limited provided a loan $2,000,000 to its subsidiary JEL Limited for 5 years which is interest bearing. The annual interest rate is 15% (compound interest method), the interest and the principal will be repaid on the due date. How much should be repaid by JEL Limited on the due date?

PAK Limited provided a loan $2,000,000 to its subsidiary JEL Limited for 5 years which is interest bearing. The annual interest rate is 15% (compound interest method), the interest and the principal will be repaid on the due date. How much should be repaid by JEL Limited on the due date?

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