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Unit 3 Fact Sheet Fall 2011
Course: MATH 1052, Winter 2012School: Fanshawe
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3 Unit Fact Sheet D=Ld N=LD N = L (1 d) N = L (1 d1) (1 d2) (1 dn) de = 100% de = [1 (1 d1)(1 d2)(1 dn)] 100% Amount Paid = Amount Credited (1 d) Amount Credited = Days per Month J-31, F-28, M-31, A-30, M-31, J-30, J-31, A-31, S-30, N-30, O-31, D-31 S=C+M M=E+P S=C+E+P BE = C + E ROMC = 100% ROMS = 100% (based on cost) (based on selling price) D=Sd Sred = S D Sale Price = S (1 d) Rate of...
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3 Unit Fact Sheet
D=Ld
N=LD
N = L (1 d)
N = L (1 d1) (1 d2) (1 dn)
de = 100%
de = [1 (1 d1)(1 d2)(1 dn)] 100%
Amount Paid = Amount Credited (1 d)
Amount Credited =
Days per Month J-31, F-28, M-31, A-30, M-31, J-30, J-31, A-31, S-30, N-30, O-31, D-31
S=C+M
M=E+P
S=C+E+P
BE = C + E
ROMC = 100%
ROMS = 100%
(based on cost)
(based on selling price)
D=Sd
Sred = S D
Sale Price = S (1 d)
Rate of Markdown = 100%
T R = Sx
TC = FC + VCx
NI = TR TC
Break-even point: TR = TC
x=
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