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Consider a 180-days $100,000 T-Bills issued on September 1st, 2020. Olivia bought the T-bill on...

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Consider a 180-days $100,000 T-Bills issued on September 1st, 2020. Olivia bought the T-bill on the issue date to yield a simple rate of return of 4.1%. She sold the T-Bill 85 days later for $99,114.71. Calculate the simple rate of return that Olivia realized on the T-Bill. You can be given partial points for: a) Doing the 5 required steps for your timeline b) Showing your calculations for each steps

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