While she was at the store, it purchased 962 dress shirts that were listed for $71 each less trade discounts of 10%, 8%, and 1% from FXFusion in Vancouver. The store's operating expenses are 26% of cost and markup is 69% of cost. The store sold 562 shirts at the regular selling price. During a sale, it offered a markdown of 13% and sold another 271 shirts. It sold another 129 shirts at the break-even price. What is the total amount of discount received on the purchase of all 962 shirts from the manufacturer? Answer must follow format of xx.xx rounded to 2 decimal places and include appropriate units. Answer:

While she was at the store, it purchased 962 dress shirts that were listed for $71 each less trade discounts of 10%, 8%, and 1% from FXFusion in Vancouver. The store's operating expenses are 26% of cost and markup is 69% of cost. The store sold 562 shirts at the regular selling price. During a sale, it offered a markdown of 13% and sold another 271 shirts. It sold another 129 shirts at the break-even price. What is the total amount of discount received on the purchase of all 962 shirts from the manufacturer? Answer must follow format of xx.xx rounded to 2 decimal places and include appropriate units. Answer:

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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