Jesse owes $6000, he repays the debt with 9 semi-annual payments of $857.14. Using linear interpolation,...

Jesse owes $6000, he repays the debt with 9 semi-annual payments of $857.14. Using linear interpolation, determine the nominal rate compounded quarterly being charged. *Please show ALL work*

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