Starlight, a Kingston based production company, shipped a truck-load of lighting equipment to a client in Halifax. The invoice of $185,000 for the equipment was dated August 2, 2014. The equipment was received by the client on September 10, 2014. If the payment terms were 2.50/10, n/45, R.O.G what cash discount would the client receive if the invoice is settled on the following dates: a. September 10? Round to the nearest cent b. September 25? Round to the nearest cent c. October 10?

Starlight, a Kingston based production company, shipped a truck-load of lighting equipment to a client in Halifax. The invoice of $185,000 for the equipment was dated August 2, 2014. The equipment was received by the client on September 10, 2014. If the payment terms were 2.50/10, n/45, R.O.G what cash discount would the client receive if the invoice is settled on the following dates: a. September 10? Round to the nearest cent b. September 25? Round to the nearest cent c. October 10?

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