Compute the due date, amount of interest and total cash received on the maturity date for the following notes receivable: 1-Date of Note: May 30; $24,000, 9%, 120 days 2-Date of Note March1; $32,500, 8%, 90 days 3-Date of Note November6; $400,000, 12%; 5months

Compute the due date, amount of interest and total cash received on the maturity date for the following notes receivable: 1-Date of Note: May 30; $24,000, 9%, 120 days 2-Date of Note March1; $32,500, 8%, 90 days 3-Date of Note November6; $400,000, 12%; 5months

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Compute the due date, amount of interest and total cash received on the maturity date for the following notes receivable:

1-Date of Note: May 30; $24,000, 9%, 120 days

2-Date of Note March1; $32,500, 8%, 90 days

3-Date of Note November6; $400,000, 12%; 5months

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