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Ace Formal Wear has an invoice of $27,700 with terms of 3/20, n/30. After making a partial payment of $7,400 on the discount date, a 3% discount applies to that payment, totaling $222. This results in a net amount due of $27,478 after the discount is applied. The remaining balance reflects the original invoice minus the discounted payment. The calculation confirms the importance of understanding payment terms for accurate financial management.
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Here is the second question.

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Ace Formal wear buys tuxedos from a supplier and has an invoice amount of \$27,700. The terms of the sale are 3/20, n/30. If Ace sends a partial payment of \$7,400 on the discount date, what is the net amount still due?
 
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ammanda said:
Here is the second question.

Question 2:

Ace Formal wear buys tuxedos from a supplier and has an invoice amount of \$27,700. The terms of the sale are 3/20, n/30. If Ace sends a partial payment of \$7,400 on the discount date, what is the net amount still due?
Looks like you'll get a discount of 7400 * .03 = 222,
so you'll owe 27,478 on due date...
 
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