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1. How is a trade discount calculated?
By multiplying the list price by the trade discount rate
ExplanationTrade discount calculated as a percentage of the list price
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2. What is the net price of an item if its list price is $200 and the trade discount rate is 15%?
$185
ExplanationNet price obtained after subtracting the trade discount from the list price
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8. What is the purpose of a cash discount in trade transactions?
To encourage prompt payment
ExplanationEncouraging timely payment with a discount
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14. What is the primary purpose of offering trade discounts in business transactions?
To attract customers
ExplanationUsing discounts to entice customers to make purchases
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15. In trade terms, what does 'FOB' stand for?
Free On Board
ExplanationShipping term indicating when ownership of goods transfers
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3. If a customer is given a series of trade discounts of 10%, 5%, and 3%, what is the overall trade discount percentage?
17%
ExplanationOverall trade discount calculated by applying successive discounts
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4. When a series of discounts is applied, which method is used to calculate the net price?
Multiplicative method
ExplanationMultiplying successive discounts to find the net price
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6. In the context of trade discounts, what does the term 'chain discount' refer to?
A series of discounts applied in sequence
ExplanationSuccessive application of discounts
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7. If an item has a list price of $800, a trade discount of 25%, and a cash discount of 10% for prompt payment, what is the total discount percentage?
32.5%
ExplanationSum of trade and cash discounts
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12. In trade discounts, what is the difference between a single discount and a series discount?
Single discount is applied once, while series discount is applied in stages
ExplanationApplication of discounts either individually or sequentially
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5. If an item has a list price of $500 and a single trade discount of 20%, what is the net price using the complement method?
$480
ExplanationFinding net price by subtracting discount from the complement of the discount rate
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9. If a product has a list price of $1200, a trade discount of 15%, and a cash discount of 5% for prompt payment, what is the net price after both discounts are applied?
$918
ExplanationNet price obtained after applying both trade and cash discounts
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10. In a trade transaction, what does the term 'dating' refer to?
The extension of time for payment
ExplanationAllowing additional time for payment
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11. When using the complement method to calculate net price, what is the formula for the net price percentage?
100% - Trade Discount Rate
ExplanationFormula to find net price percentage after applying complement method
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13. If a product has a list price of $600 and a series of trade discounts of 10%, 5%, and 3%, what is the final net price using the cumulative method?
$562.50
ExplanationCalculating net price by accumulating successive discounts