From the following information, determine the maturity date of the loan.

Enter the full name of the month. (E.g., March)

Loan Date Time of Loan (days) Maturity Date

February 5 110

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To determine the maturity date of the loan, we need to add the number of days given in the "Time of Loan" to the loan date. In this case, the loan date is February 5 and the time of loan is 110 days.

To find the maturity date, we start with the loan date (February 5) and add 110 days.

Since February doesn't have 110 days, we need to calculate which month the maturity date falls into.

Starting from February 5 and adding 110 days, we can calculate that:

February has 28 days
March has 31 days
April has 30 days
May has 31 days

Now, subtract the total days in February (28) from the time of the loan (110):

110 - 28 = 82

This means we have 82 days left to allocate in March, April, and May.

Since March consists of 31 days, it can accommodate the remaining days:

82 - 31 = 51

This leaves us with 51 days remaining. Since April has 30 days, it can accommodate the remaining days:

51 - 30 = 21

Therefore, the maturity date of the loan will be on April 21.