What is the trade discount of a retailer that pays $98 for a product with a list price of $135?\nAnswer:
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The trade discount is the difference between the list price and the amount paid by the retailer. Trade discount = List price - Amount paid Trade discount = $135 - $98 Trade discount = $37 Show more…
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