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Exam 4: Mathematics of Merchandising
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Question 81
Short Answer
What total amount must be paid on June 19 to settle invoices dated June 1 for $600, June 5 for $300, and June 9 for $400, all with terms 3/10, 2/15, n/30?
Question 82
Multiple Choice
Given the following notation for an invoice: 4/10,n/30 What is the discount period?
Question 83
Short Answer
A wholesaler sells a product for $4,637 less 36% and 19%. The retailer prices the product at 26.76% mark-up on cost. If operating expenses for the retailer are 25% of selling price, then determine the amount of operating expenses pertaining to the product.
Question 84
Short Answer
A retailer pays $81 to a wholesaler for an article. The retail price is set using a rate of mark-up on selling price of 40%. To increase traffic to his store, the retailer marks the article down 20% during a sale. What is the sale price?
Question 85
Short Answer
A wholesaler offers discounts of 10%, 8%, and 5%. What is the single equivalent discount rate?
Question 86
Multiple Choice
A shirt costing $30 was marked up by 150% and then reduced by 50%. What was the sale price?
Question 87
True/False
Bulk baking sugar was sold in 30Kg packages at a cost of $64 less 30%, 12% and 3%. The retail price is based on a 35% mark-up on the selling price. The final selling price is $58.83.
Question 88
Multiple Choice
What was the sale price?
Question 89
Multiple Choice
Mavis Industries sells industrial fans that have a list price of $587.50. The trade discount that they offer to Don Ellis Construction is 37%. What is the net price?
Question 90
Multiple Choice
The rate of mark-up on selling price is 20% for an item that cost the retailer $84. What is the selling price?
Question 91
Short Answer
The Simcoe School Board has three invoices from Johnston Transport, all with terms 2/10, 1/20, n/60. Invoice 277, dated October 22, is for $14,200; Invoice 327, dated November 2, is for $8,600; and Invoice 341, dated November 3, is for $11,500. What total payment to Johnston on November 12 will settle all three invoices?
Question 92
Short Answer
Bosley's Pet Foods buys dog kibble for $19.50 per bag less 40%. The store's overhead is 33
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% of the selling price, and the desired profit is 10% of the selling price. a) At what price per bag should the dog food be sold? b) At this price, what is the rate of mark-up on cost? c) What is the break-even price?
Question 93
Short Answer
Larissa sells coats for $200 less 30%. Kristina sells coats for $196 less 25% and 5%. What second discount would Larissa need to offer to match Kristina's net price?
Question 94
Short Answer
Digital Devices sets its retail prices on computers, monitors, and printers to generate a rate of mark-up on selling price of 30%. Overhead expenses normally work out to be 30% of cost. What is the operating profit on a monitor that costs $345?
Question 95
Short Answer
Central Ski and Cycle purchased 50 pairs of ski boots for $360 per pair less 33
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% and 10%. The regular rate of mark-up on selling price on the boots is 40%. The store's overhead is 22% of the selling price. During a January clearance sale, the price was reduced to $270 per pair. a) What was the rate of markdown for the sale? b) What was the profit or loss on each pair of boots at the sale price? c) At the sale price, what was the rate of mark-up on cost?
Question 96
Multiple Choice
An invoice for $7,000 dated September 1 with terms 2/10, 1½/20, n/30 is received in the mail on September 3. If the company wants to reduce the outstanding balance to $4,000, how much should they pay on September 12?
Question 97
Multiple Choice
Office furniture is purchased for $4,685 less 48% and 21% from a distributor. The normal retail selling price on the furniture is $2,850. Operating expenses are 31% of retail selling price. Determine the profit or loss, if the furniture is sold at a discounted price of $2,422.50.
Question 98
Short Answer
A retailer purchases mechanical equipment for $4,505 less 42% and 25%. The retail selling price is based on a 66.35% mark-up on cost. If the equipment is sold at a retail price of $2,771, determine the profit or loss realized.