Sally received an invoice dated on 15 February 2020 worth RM4,050 of goods that included a prepaid freight cost of RM50. The invoice was offered trade discounts of 10% and 5% with cash discount terms of 9/15, 4/25, n/45. a) i. State the last date to settle the invoice. ii. Calculate the single equivalent trade discount. ii. Determine the trade discount offered.

Sally received an invoice dated on 15 February 2020 worth RM4,050 of goods that included a prepaid freight cost of RM50. The invoice was offered trade discounts of 10% and 5% with cash discount terms of 9/15, 4/25, n/45. a) i. State the last date to settle the invoice. ii. Calculate the single equivalent trade discount. ii. Determine the trade discount offered.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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