The list price on an invoice is $200. The trade discounts are 10/5. Calculate the net price for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $200. The trade discounts are 10/5. Use your answer from problem #1 to calculate the amount of the trade discount for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $150. The trade discounts are 30/10/10. Is each discount computed on the original $150 list price?
The list price on an invoice is $150. The trade discounts are 30/10/10. Calculate the net price for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $150. The trade discounts are 30/10/10. Use your answer from problem #4 to calculate the amount of the trade discount for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $420. The trade discounts are 15/5. Calculate the net price for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $420. The trade discounts are 15/5. Use your answer from problem #6 to calculate the amount of the trade discount for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $32,500. The trade discounts are 20/15/10. Calculate the net price for this invoice.
The list price on an invoice is $32,500. The trade discounts are 20/15/10. Use your answer from problem #8 to calculate the amount of the trade discount for this invoice.
The list price of a coffee maker is $125. The trade discounts are 25/20. Calculate the total net price of 6 of these coffee makers.
Angie's Service Center has an order for car parts with a list price of $925. The manufacturer of the parts has offered a trade discount series of 10/20/30. Angie wants a trade discount series of 30/20/10. Calculate the Net price for the order using both discount series. Is Angie's offer better for her or is the manufacturer's offer better for Angie?
Ken's Card Store is trying to purchase a new shipment of baseball cards. Manufacturer A offers them at a list price of $450 with a trade discount series of 10/7/5. Calculate the net price of this order.
Ken's Card Store is trying to purchase a new shipment of baseball cards. Manufacturer B offers the same cards at a list price of $575 with a trade discount series of 15/13/10. Calculate the net price of this order.
Based upon your answers from problem numbers 12 and 13, should Ken's Card Store choose to do business with manufacturer A or B?
Your store needs to purchase 10 computers with a list price of $850 each and a discount series of 15/10/5. You also need 15 DVD players with a list price of $225 each and a discount series of 10/5. Calculate the net price for this purchase.
An LCD television has a net price of $750 after a trade discount series of 30/10. Calculate the LIST PRICE of the television.