Exam 6: Trade Discounts, Cash Discounts, Markup, and Markdown

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An article that costs $542.50 was marked up to reflect 30% of the selling price. Calculate the selling price.

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Kia Soul is sold at an MRSP of $18 500. In May 2013, Kia offered two incentives to its customers. The first incentive was cash back of $2000 on the final sale price, which includes 13% HST. The other one was no HST MRSP. Which incentive resulted in lesser cost to the customer?

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In the first incentive, the total cost to the customer including tax = $18 500 × 1.13 - 2000 = $19 275
In the second incentive, total cost to the customer = $18 500
∴ The second incentive results in lesser cost to the customer.

United Furniture purchased RF42 model refrigerators from Samsung for $2751 each in 2012. The store marked up the price by 30% of the regular selling price. The store's overheads were estimated to be 10% of the regular selling price of each refrigerator in 2012. Following Christmas, Samsung introduced a new model. In order to make space for the new model, United Furniture decided to sell the RF42 model refrigerators at a markdown of 25%. How much was the operating profit or loss on each refrigerator as a result of the sale?

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Let Sr be the regular selling price for each refrigerator.
Let Sr be the regular selling price for each refrigerator.      = $3930 Let Ss be the final sale price after the markdown      With the sale price, the operating loss was $196.50 per refrigerator. Let Sr be the regular selling price for each refrigerator.      = $3930 Let Ss be the final sale price after the markdown      With the sale price, the operating loss was $196.50 per refrigerator. = $3930
Let Ss be the final sale price after the markdown
Let Sr be the regular selling price for each refrigerator.      = $3930 Let Ss be the final sale price after the markdown      With the sale price, the operating loss was $196.50 per refrigerator. Let Sr be the regular selling price for each refrigerator.      = $3930 Let Ss be the final sale price after the markdown      With the sale price, the operating loss was $196.50 per refrigerator. With the sale price, the operating loss was $196.50 per refrigerator.

The net price of a tennis racket is $79.99. What is the list price if a discount of 35% was allowed?

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A wine merchant buys a case of wine for a listed price of $144.00 less 27% from a wine distributor. Overhead is 37% of cost and profit is 51% of cost. For how much should the item be retailed?

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Deep Discount Audio buys home theatre systems for $3 895 less 29%, 15%. Expenses are 30% of the regular selling price and the required profit is 41% of the regular selling price. All merchandise is marked with a new regular selling price so that the store can advertise a discount of 35% while still maintaining its regular markup. During the annual clearance sale, the new regular selling price of unsold items is marked down 40%. What operating profit or loss does the store make on items sold during the sale?

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At Lowe's, each contractor receives 5% discount for his purchases. A contractor buys a saw which is listed at $149 less 10%. What is the actual price paid by the contractor?

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An invoice for $2600.00, dated June 2, with terms 3/10, 1/30, n/60, was received on June 10. What payment must be made on June 11 to reduce the debt to $1250?

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A merchant buys an item listed at $69.00 less 34% from a distributor. Overhead is 44% of cost and profit is 37.5% of cost. For how much should the item be retailed?

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Compute the rate of discount allowed on a rotor-tiller that lists for $341.00 and is sold for $205.00.

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A lathe is listed for $477.00 less 19 A lathe is listed for $477.00 less 19   %, 9%, 7.7%. a) What is the net price? b) How much is the amount of discount allowed? c) What is the equivalent single rate of discount that was allowed? %, 9%, 7.7%. a) What is the net price? b) How much is the amount of discount allowed? c) What is the equivalent single rate of discount that was allowed?

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The net price of an article is $125.46. What is the list price if a discount of 38% was allowed?

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Fred's Electric Supplies sells an electric women's shaver for $112.83. The markup is 39% of cost. How much does the store pay for this electric razor?

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A retailer buys a computer for resale at $500.00 less 35%, 10%. The store marks the merchandise to cover expenses of 15% of the regular selling price and a net profit of 24% of the regular selling price. During a clearance sale, the appliance is sold at a markdown of 25%. What is the operating profit or loss?

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A microwave oven costs a retailer $220.00. It carries a regular selling price on its price tag at a markup of 60% of the regular selling price. During a special promotion, the oven is marked down 30%. What is the sale price?

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A drone at Future-is-Yours store, costing $1050.00 was marked up to reflect 70% of the selling price. Calculate the selling price.

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DeSomma and Brown received an invoice for $14 520 dated November 29, terms 5/20, n/45, from Happy Valley Winery for a truckload of grapes received December 17. DeSomma and Brown made a partial payment of $4955.00 on December 12. a) By how much did DeSomma and Brown reduce the amount due on the invoice? b) How much does DeSomma and Brown still owe?

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The net price of an article is $272.20 after discounts of 21% and 16% have been allowed. What was the list price?

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Murray's Pro Shop purchased sets of golf clubs for $710.00 less 22%, 17%, and 19%. Expenses are 19% of the regular selling price and the required profit is 19% of the regular selling price. The store decided to change the regular selling price so that it could offer a 47% discount without affecting its margin. At the end of the season, the unsold sets were advertised at a discount of 60%. What operating profit or loss was realized on the sets sold at the end of the season?

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A fierce price war has broken-out over gas. Super-Save offered pre-price war gas at 73.9 cents per litre with 5% Super-Save discount. Cooperative gas was 75.9 cents per litre and they offered a 3%, 10% discount. What additional discount must Super-Save offer to beat their competitor's price by 2%?

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