IV. A new sound system is being installed at Club Falcon. The invoice, dated June 9, shows the total cost of the equipment as $16,480. Shipping charges amount to $516, and insurance is $81.20. Terms of sale are 2/10 prox. If the invoice is paid on July 9, what is the net amount due?
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IV. A new sound system is being installed at Club Falcon. The invoice, dated June 9, shows the total cost of the equipment as $16,480. Shipping charges amount to $516, and insurance is $81.20. Terms of sale are 2/10 prox. If the invoice is paid on July 9, what is the net amount due?
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