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- JYP Store purchases shirts printed with GOT7 name and logo from a vendor. The vendor sells the shirts to the store for RM40 each. The cost to the store for placing an order is RM110, and the annual carrying cost is 20% of the cost of the shirt. Jackson, the store manager, estimates that 1,600 shirts will be sold during the year. The vendor has offered the store the following volume discount in Table 3.
[Kedai JYP membeli baju yang di cetak dengan nama dan logo GOT7 dari pembekal. Pembekal menjual baju kepada kedai dengan harga RM40 sehelai. Kos untuk membuat tempahan ialah RM110, dan kos memegang tahunan ialah 20% dari harga kos sehelai baju. Jackson, pengurus kedai, menjangkakan sebanyak 1,600 baju akan dijual setahun. Pembekal menawarkan kepada kedai berdasarkan Jadual 3.]
Table 3: Discount schedule
[Jadual 3: Jadual diskaun]
|
ORDER SIZE |
DISCOUNT |
|
1 – 299 |
0% |
|
300 – 500 |
2% |
|
501 and more |
4% |
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