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Wing's Electronics purchased 80 speakers from the manufacturer for $300 each less discounts of 25% and...

Wing's Electronics purchased 80 speakers from the manufacturer for $300 each less discounts of 25% and 12%. The regular markup on the speakers is 60% of the regular selling price, and Wing's overhead is 10% of the regular selling price. On the Black Friday sale, the sales price was reduced to $297.

(a)What was Wing’s cost for each speaker? (2 mark)

(b)What was the regular selling price? (2 mark)

(c)What was the rate of markdown for the sale?

(d)What was the profit or loss on each speaker at the sale price?

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Answer 1 Amount $ Note
Purchase price     300.00 A
Less: Discount at 25%        75.00 B=A*25%
Price after discount at 25%     225.00 C=A-B
Less: Discount at 12%        27.00 D=C*12%
Net purchase cost of each speaker     198.00 E=C-D
Answer 2
Let regular selling price is 100X
So markup is 60% i.e. 60X
Overhead is 10% i.e. 10X
Purchase cost will be 100X-60X-10X= 30X
So,
30X=     198.00
X= 198/30
X=          6.60
Regular selling price 100X
Regular selling price 100*6.60
Regular selling price     660.00
So, regular selling price     660.00 F
Answer 3
Regular selling price     660.00 See F
Black Friday sale price     297.00 G
Markdown amount     363.00 H=F-G
Markdown rate 55.00% I=H/F
Answer 4
Regular selling price     660.00 See F
Overhead at 10%        66.00 J=F*10%
Add: Net purchase cost of each speaker     198.00 See E
Total cost of each speaker     264.00 K=J+E
Black Friday sale price     297.00 See G
Profit on each speaker at the sale price        33.00 L=G-K

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