J&J Enterprises received an invoice of ₱10,750 for office materials dated 15 Sept, with terms of 6/15. If the invoice is paid on 30 Sept, how much cash discount did they receive? How much should they pay?
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J&J Enterprises received an invoice of ₱10,750 for office materials dated 15 Sept, with terms of 6/15. If the invoice is paid on 30 Sept, how much cash discount did they receive? How much should they pay?
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