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What does the
Original Price
(OP) represent?
It is the actual amount that
consumers
are willing to pay.
What is the definition of
Discount
(D)?
It is the amount to be deducted from the
Original Price
(OP).
How is the
Discount Rate
(DR) defined?
It is the percent taken off from the
Original Price
(OP).
What does
Sale Price
(SP) refer to?
It is the price of the item after the
discount
has been deducted.
What are the formulas for calculating
Original Price
(OP)?
O
P
=
OP =
OP
=
D
D
R
\frac{D}{DR}
D
R
D
O
P
=
OP =
OP
=
S
P
1
−
D
R
\frac{SP}{1 - DR}
1
−
D
R
SP
How can
Discount
(D) be calculated?
D
=
D =
D
=
O
P
×
D
R
OP \times DR
OP
×
D
R
D
=
D =
D
=
O
P
−
S
P
OP - SP
OP
−
SP
What is the
formula
for calculating
Discount Rate (DR)
?
D
R
=
DR =
D
R
=
D
O
P
×
100
%
\frac{D}{OP} \times 100\%
OP
D
×
100%
How is Sale Price (
SP
) calculated from
Original Price
(OP) and
Discount Rate
(
DR
)?
S
P
=
SP =
SP
=
O
P
×
(
100
−
D
R
)
OP \times (100 - DR)
OP
×
(
100
−
D
R
)
What does
Commission
(C) represent?
It is the amount of money a person receives for their service or for selling
something
.
What is the definition of
Total Sales
(
TS
)?
It is the total amount of sales made by a salesperson.
How is
Commission Rate
(
CR
) defined?
It is the
percent
taken off from
Total Sales
(TS).
What does
Net Proceeds (NP)
refer to?
It is the amount that remains after commission is deducted from
Total Sales (TS)
.
What are the
formulas
for calculating
Commission
(C)?
C
=
C =
C
=
T
S
×
C
R
TS \times CR
TS
×
CR
How can
Total Sales
(TS) be calculated from
Commission
(C) and
Commission Rate
(
CR
)?
T
S
=
TS =
TS
=
C
C
R
\frac{C}{CR}
CR
C
What is the formula for calculating
Commission Rate (CR)
?
C
R
=
CR =
CR
=
C
T
S
×
100
%
\frac{C}{TS} \times 100\%
TS
C
×
100%
How can
Net Proceeds
(NP) be calculated from Total Sales (
TS
) and
Commission
(C)?
N
P
=
NP =
NP
=
T
S
−
C
TS - C
TS
−
C
N
P
=
NP =
NP
=
T
S
×
(
100
%
−
C
R
)
TS \times (100\% - CR)
TS
×
(
100%
−
CR
)