The image contains a question related to calculating the single equivalent discount rate for two companies, A and B. Below is a transcription and explanation suitable for an educational website:---**Discount Rate Calculation Exercise****Company Options:**- **Company A:** Discount terms are 8/10/15/3- **Company B:** Discount terms are 10/6/16/5**Task:**1. **Calculate the single equivalent discount rate for each company.** *(Note: Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answers to the nearest hundredth percent.)*2. **Complete the table with your results:** | Company | Single Equivalent Discount Rate | |-----------|--------------------------------| | Company A | _______ % | | Company B | _______ % |3. **Decision Making:** - Determine which company, A or B, offers a higher discount. Use the single equivalent discount rate to make your choice. - Options: - ☐ Company A - ☐ Company B---This exercise encourages the learner to apply discount rate calculations to real-life business scenarios, enabling them to decide which company offers a more favorable discount based on financial calculations.

The single equivalent discount rate represents the overall discount rate provided by the company.…

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Essentials Of Investments

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Company A 8/10/15/3 Company B 10/6/16/5 a. Calculate the single equivalent discount rate for each company? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your final answers to the nearest hundredth percent.) Company A Company B Single equivalent discount rate % %