A debtor owes $3,675 on August 24th. The Note Holder sells the Note to a THIRD PARTY on May 17th, who wants an 11% Simple Interest Return. What does the Debtor Owe on August 24th? What does the THIRD PARTY pay for the note? (Use Banker's Rule, Round to the nearest penny, NO dollar signs, USE commas)

A debtor owes $3,675 on August 24th. The Note Holder sells the Note to a THIRD PARTY on May 17th, who wants an 11% Simple Interest Return. What does the Debtor Owe on August 24th? What does the THIRD PARTY pay for the note? (Use Banker's Rule, Round to the nearest penny, NO dollar signs, USE commas)

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ChapterD: Notes Payable And Notes Receivable

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