PART A: Calculate the trade discount (in $). Round your answer to the nearest cent. List Price Trade Discount Rate Trade Discount $385.00 7% $ PART B: Suppose you are the buyer for the housewares department of a department store. A number of vendors in your area carry similar lines of merchandise. On sets of microwavable serving bowls, Brand A offers a list price of $400 per dozen less a 37% trade discount. Brand B offers a similar set for a list price of $425 less a 43% trade discount. (a) Which vendor is offering the lower net price? Brand A Brand B (b) If you order 500 dozen sets of the bowls, how much money (in $) will be saved by using the lower-priced vendor? $ PART C: Calculate the net price factor and net price (in dollars). For convenience, round the net price factor to five decimal places and the net price to the nearest cent, when necessary. List Price Trade Discount Rate Net Price Factor Net Price $789.20 15/10/5 $ PART D Calculate the net price factor and single equivalent discount. For convenience, round your answers to five decimal places when necessary. Trade Discount Rate Net Price Factor Single Equivalent Discount 30/7/7 PARTE: Complete the following table by finding the net price factor, single equivalent discount, trade discount (in dollars), and net price in dollars). Round the net price factor and single equivalent discount to five decimal places, and the trade discount and net price to the nearest cent, when necessary List Price Trade Discount Rate Net Price Factor Single Equivalent Discount Trade Discount Net Price $3.59 13/10/10 x x $ x $ X