ABC Company sells inventory to XYZ Company for $2,400. If XYZ purchases additional inventory it will trigger a 10% discount on the purchase. Based on past experience, the probability of ABC meeting the criteria for a volume discount is 55%. Indicate the 2 appropriate transaction prices.

ABC Company sells inventory to XYZ Company for $2,400. If XYZ purchases additional inventory it will trigger a 10% discount on the purchase. Based on past experience, the probability of ABC meeting the criteria for a volume discount is 55%. Indicate the 2 appropriate transaction prices.

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Select one or more:

a. $1,186

b. $2,160

c. $1,080

d. $2,268

e. $2,400

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