According to the promissory note below, answer the following questions (Refer to the pic attached) (a)     Name the maker of the notes.          (b)     Name the payee.          (c)     Determine the due date to settle the payment.          (d)     Calculate the amount of interest according to the note above.          (e)     Find out the amount of maturity value.

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