Asked by David
The list price of a set of fine china is $345.70 and the trade discount is 55%. Find the net cost.
I did $345.70 *.55= 190.14 that gives me the trade discount. i'm confused on how i then find the net cost, do i subtract 190.14 from 345.70 to get the net cost?
I did $345.70 *.55= 190.14 that gives me the trade discount. i'm confused on how i then find the net cost, do i subtract 190.14 from 345.70 to get the net cost?
Answers
Answered by
Lucina
The net cost is difference between the list price and the trade discount. In other words, you are on the right path :)
Answered by
David
so would i be correct if i got $155.56 as an answer, Lucina?
Answered by
Lucina
Yes, you would be correct.
Answered by
Anonymous
Okay thank you lucina:] would you mine checking this one...
A watch with a list price of $889.00 is sold by a wholesaler at a net cost of $545.75. Find the single trade discount rate being offered. round to the nearest tenth of a percent
889.00*61.4? since trade discount equals list price * trade discount percentage? 54.58 would be the discount am right
A watch with a list price of $889.00 is sold by a wholesaler at a net cost of $545.75. Find the single trade discount rate being offered. round to the nearest tenth of a percent
889.00*61.4? since trade discount equals list price * trade discount percentage? 54.58 would be the discount am right
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