Maplewood Supply received a $5,350 invoice dated 4/15/20. The $5,350 included $350 freight. Terms were 2/10, 1/30, n/60. (If more than one discount, assume date of last discount.) a. If Maplewood pays the invoice on April 27, 2020 what will it pay? Payable amount b. If Maplewood pays the invoice on May 21, what will it pay? Payable amount
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