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3 years ago

You own an accessories store, and sales last month were $24,000. You had $3,500 in discounts and $975 in returns.

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Len [333]3 years ago

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Answer:

The net sales for last month were $19,525.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Last month sales were $24,000.

Discounts is $3,500 and $975 in returns.

Now, to get the net sales for last month.

So, we deduct the discount:

Sales - discounts = $\$24,000 - \$3,500 =\$20,500.$

Then, we deduct the returns from the remaining amount:

Sales after discounts - returns = $\$20,500 - \$975$

= $\$19,525.$

Therefore, the net sales for last month were $19,525.

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