Answer:
a) $1,000
Explanation:
Early Settlement Discount
This form of quotation is common with suppliers offering their customers deferred payment arrangement in a sale contract. Usually, under this arrangement customers are allowed to purchase goods on credit and settle their acccount at a specified later date.
However, to encourage customers to pay up their outstanding earlier than expected, suppliers do offer early settlement discount as incentives to induce prompt payment.
A quotation of 2/10, n/30
This implies that the customer is a given a 30-day period from the date of purchase within which he is expected to settle his account. However, if he does so within the next 10 days of purchase he will be given a 2% discount.
<em>Applying this to the question, the purchase date is August 1, the the latest date for which account is settle to qualify for early settlement discount will be 11 days i.e (1+10) .</em>
Since the payment will be made on August 12, no cash discount will received. Therefore, a payment of gross amount of $1,000 would be credited to the cash account.
Answer:
$50,500
Explanation:
Calculation for by how much will Whispering Winds Corp. increase its van account
Using this formula
Increase in Van account =List price- Cash discount + Sales tax paid
Let plug in the formula
Increase in Van account=$52,000-$4,200+2,700
Increase in Van account=$50,500
Therefore by how much will Whispering Winds Corp. increase its van account will be $50,500
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Answer:
a. $28
b. $19
c. 800 watches
Explanation:
The equation is
p = D(q) = 28 - 2.25
The equation of the demand would be
P = 28 - 2.25q
a. The price would be
= $28 - 2.25 × 0
= $28 - 0
= $28
b. The price would be
= $28 - 2.25 × 4
= $28 - 9
= $19
The quantity demanded is come in hundreds so we take only 4
c. The quantity woul dbe
$10 = $28 - 2.25q
$10 - $28 = -$2.25q
-$18 = -$2.25q
So q would be
= 800 watches
Answer:
For how many days must the count have been overdue assuming the supplier uses a 365-day year? 50 days
Explanation:
ACCOUNT 512
% Interest 15%
Annual interest 76,8
76,8 365
10,52 x
X=50 days
