Compute the missing information to discount the following promissory note. Use a 360-day year for all...

Compute the missing information to discount the following promissory note. Use a 360-day year for all interest and discount calculations.

On April 14, Joe Morrison Financial Services bought a $14,000 promissory note. The note had been written on March 8, was for 100 days, and had an interest rate of 7%. Joe's company discounted the note at 15%. Round dollar amounts to the nearest cent.

Interest amount	$
Maturity value	$
Maturity date	-Select-Jun. 16Jul. 18Jul. 16Jun. 18Item 3
Days of discount
Discount amount	$
Proceeds	$

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