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Bankers gain with suitable examples
Step-by-step explanation:
- The interest on the bill value (face value) is called the banker's discount and the difference between the banker's discount and the actual discount (TD) is called the banker's Gain(BG).
- Banker's profit = Banker's discount - True discount
BG = Interest on Amount Payable for Unexpired Time - No Present Value Interest for Unexpired Time
= Interest on (Amount Payable - Present Value)
Interest on (Amount Payable - Present Value) = interest on actual discount
The present value of the bill is calculated as follows:
PV * (1+R*T) = FV
PV = Present Value
R = interest rate
t = time
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