Loft Corporation received an RM945 invoice for kitchen ingredients with terms of 1/10, n/30. The firm could not pay the entire bill within 10 days but sent a check for RM500. Find a) the amount credited for the partial payment. b) the balance due date on the invoice.

Loft Corporation received an RM945 invoice for kitchen ingredients with terms of 1/10, n/30. The firm could not pay the entire bill within 10 days but sent a check for RM500. Find a) the amount credited for the partial payment. b) the balance due date on the invoice.

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1. Loft Corporation received an RM945 invoice for kitchen ingredients with terms of 1/10, n/30. The firm could not pay the entire bill within 10 days but sent a check for RM500. Find

a) the amount credited for the partial payment.

b) the balance due date on the invoice.

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