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Q.A retailer buys goods with a list price of ₹40,000. He is allowed a trade discount of 20% and, for paying immediately, a cash discount of 5%. Find the amount the retailer actually pays.

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Step 1 — Invoice price (after 20% trade discount):

Invoice=(1−20100)×40000=80100×40000=32000.\text{Invoice}=\Big(1-\tfrac{20}{100}\Big)\times 40000=\tfrac{80}{100}\times 40000 = 32000.

Step 2 — Cash discount (5% on the invoice price):

Cash discount=5100×32000=1600.\text{Cash discount}=\frac{5}{100}\times 32000 = 1600.

Amount paid = invoice price − cash discount:

32000−1600=30400.32000-1600 = 30400. …

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