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Find the net cost. Round to the nearest cent.
What does the abbreviation stand for?
Find the net cost. Round to the nearest cent.
Find the discount date and net payment date. (The net payment date is 20 days after the final discount date.)
Invoice date: Aug 20
Terms: 6/21 EOM
Discount date: Sept 19; net payment date: Oct 9
Discount date: Sept 20; net payment date: Oct 10
Discount date: Sept 21; net payment date: Oct 21
Discount date: Sept 21; net payment date: Oct 11
Find the net cost equivalent and the percent form of the single discount equivalent for the following series discount.
Compute the extension totals and the invoice total.
11 bx. Transistors $8.80 bx.
47 Capacitors $0.75 ea.
4gro. Resistors $2.91 gro.
6doz. Tesla Coils $32.83 doz.
286 P.C. Boards $0.66 ea.
$96.80
$35.25
$11.64
$196.98
$188.76
$529.43
$8.80
$0.75
$2.91
$32.83
$0.66
$45.95
$11.00
$47.00
$4.00
$6.00
$286.00
$354.00
$19.80
$47.75
$11.64
$196.98
$188.76
$464.93
Wallcoverings, Inc. just received a new line of posters that have a net cost of $3. If they were given
discounts of 30% and 25%, find the list price.
Find the net cost. Round to the nearest cent.
What does the abbreviation stand for?
An invoice is received from Westminster Office Machines for $333.30 with terms of 8/11 and dated
Feb 25 AS OF Mar 1. If a partial payment of $220 is made on Mar 9, find the balance due on the
invoice.
What does the abbreviation stand for?
Solve the problem. Round to the nearest cent.
Fairview Paint Supply offers contractors a trade discount of 10/15/10 on all paints and varnishes,
with terms of 1/10, n/30. Find a contractor’s price for paints with a total list price of $439 if the
invoice is paid in 30 days.
Find the final discount date and the net payment date.
Invoice date: April 11
Terms: 4/10, net 30
Final discount: April 11
Payment due: April 21
Final discount: April 21
Payment due: May 1
Final discount: April 21
Payment due: May 11
Final discount: April 15
Payment due: April 21
Using complements (with respect to 1) of the single discounts, find the net cost equivalent for the following discount.
Find the final discount date and the net payment date.
Invoice date: Jan 11
As of: Jan 21
Terms: 5/15, n/30
Final discount: Feb 5
Payment due: Feb 20
Final discount: Feb 4
Payment due: Feb 19
Final discount: Jan 26
Payment due: Feb 10
Final discount: Feb 20
Payment due: Feb 5
Solve for the amount of discount and amount due.
Invoice amt: $618.30
Invoice date: Nov 11
Terms: 2/12 ROG
Goods rec’d: Dec 2
Date paid: Dec 12
Amount of discount: $0; amount due: $618.30
Amount of discount: $12.37; amount due: $605.93
Amount of discount: $74.20; amount due: $544.10
Amount of discount: $12.17; amount due: $607.30
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Find the net cost. Round to the nearest cent.
Find the list price. Round to the nearest cent.
Net cost $369; trade discount 30/30/10
Find the net cost. Round to the nearest cent.
Compute the extension totals and the invoice total.
982 gal. Unleaded Gasoline $0.82 gal.
25 bx. Motor Oil $11.00 bx.
20 pr. Wiper Blades $2.90 pr.
776 gal. Premium Gasoline $1.10 gal.
$805.24
$36.00
$22.90
$853.60
$1717.74
$982.00
$25.00
$20.00
$776.00
$1803.00
$805.24
$275.00
$58.00
$853.60
$1991.84
$0.82
$11.00
$2.90
$1.10
$15.82
Solve the problem. Round to the nearest cent.
The list price of a keyboard is $597. If the series discount offered is 10/25/35, what is the net cost
after trade discounts?
Find the net cost equivalent and the percent form of the single discount equivalent for the following series discount.
Solve for the amount of discount and amount due.
Invoice amt: $44.81
Invoice date: May 6
Terms: 2/10, net 30
Date paid: May 15
Amount of discount: $4.48; amount due: $40.33
Amount of discount: $0; amount due: $44.81
Amount of discount: $8.96; amount due: $35.85
Amount of discount: $0.90; amount due: $43.91
Compute the extension totals and the invoice total.
15 doz. Choc. Covered Cherries $3.50 doz.
234 Caramel Squares $0.06 ea.
44 lb. Semi–Sweet Chocolate $1.30 lb.
6gro. Assorted Lollypops $6.90 gro.
$52.50
$14.04
$57.20
$41.40
$165.14
$3.50
$0.06
$1.30
$6.90
$11.76
$15.00
$234.00
$44.00
$6.00
$299.00
$52.50
$140.40
$57.20
$12.90
$263.00
A sports store received a line of bicycles that had a net cost of $101 each. If the store was given a
series discount of 40/25, find the list price.
Find the final discount date and the net payment date.
Invoice date: Nov 20
As of: Nov 27
Terms: 2/15, n/30
Final discount: Dec 5
Payment due: Dec 20
Final discount: Dec 12
Payment due: Dec 27
Final discount: Dec 27
Payment due: Dec 12
Final discount: Dec 13
Payment due: Dec 27
Solve the problem. Round to the nearest cent.
The list price of a car is $7240. It is available at either a 20/20/5 or a 35/30 discount. Which discount
gives the lower price? By how much?
Find the discount date and net payment date. (The net payment date is 20 days after the final discount date.)
Invoice date: Sep 8
Terms: 3/6 EOM
Discount date: Sept 14; net payment date: Oct 6
Discount date: Sept 14; net payment date: Oct 30
Discount date: Sept 6; net payment date: Oct 31
Discount date: Oct 6; net payment date: Oct 26
Using complements (with respect to 1) of the single discounts, find the net cost equivalent for the following discount.
Solve for the amount of discount and amount due.
Invoice amt: $99.17
Invoice date: July 8
Terms: 2/10, net 30
Date paid: July 23
Amount of discount: $1.98; amount due: $97.19
Amount of discount: $0; amount due: $99.17
Amount of discount: $19.83; amount due: $79.34
Amount of discount: $9.92; amount due: $89.25
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