Yоu аre wоrking аs а juniоr analyst at a corporate treasury desk. Your company has excess cash that it wants to park for a short period while waiting to fund an upcoming project. To do so, the treasurer instructs you to place the money in a Eurodollar time deposit. You open a [days]-day Eurodollar deposit with an initial investment of $[deposit]. The agreed interest rate is the [days]-day LIBOR of [rate]% per annum, quoted on a simple (add-on) interest basis — the same convention used in pricing Forward Rate Agreements (FRAs). Because Eurodollar deposits and FRAs both rely on this add-on interest calculation rather than compounding, one of your peers insists it's important you understand how to translate the annualized LIBOR quote into the actual cash interest received at maturity. How much interest will your company receive when the deposit matures at the end of [days] days? *Round your answer to the nearest two decimals. Do not type the $ symbol.
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