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If an item has a cost price of $34.00 and a suggested retail price of $75.00, what trade discount was used?

 Jan 25, 2017
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(75 - 34) / 75 x 100% = discount %

(75-34)/75*100 = 54.66%

 Jan 25, 2017
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You are not selling it at a discount, but at a PREMIUM!.

 

75 / 34 =2.2059 - 1 x 100 =120.59%- Premium price at which it was sold. So that:

120.59% x 34 =41,  the premium, and:

$34 + $41 =$75 - Retail sales price.

 Jan 25, 2017
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I was thinking the suggested retail price is what a merchant would charge...however the merchant is able to purchase the item at a wholesale  trade discount price of $34 then take it to their shop and sell it at MSRP $75

ElectricPavlov  Jan 25, 2017

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