Question 12 1.Determining Due Dates and Discount AmountsInfo.com frequently purchased merchandise on account. When it receives an invoice, a clerk puts a processing stamp on the invoice indicating the due date, the amount of discount (if any) and the amount to be paid. The following invoices were received during April:Instructions:Use the form that follows to complete this question. The first invoice has been completed as an example.For each invoice do the following:1. Determine the due date. Assume that Info.com always pays invoices within the discount period.2. Compute the discount amount, if any.3. Compute the amount to be paid.
Invoice
Number
Invoice
Date
Credit
Terms
Invoice
Amount
Due
Date
Discoun
t
Amount
Amount
to be
Paid
1.
7878
Apr. 5
3/10,
$5,000
Apr. 15
$150
$4850

n/30
2.
9088
Apr. 7
2/10,
n/30
$4,000
Apr. 17
$80
$3,920
3.
87789
Apr. 12
2/10,
n/30
$2,000
Apr. 22
$40
$1,960
4.
44654
Apr. 16
n/45
$450
$450
5.
2326
Apr. 23
2/10,
n/30
$6,000
May 3
$120
5,880
6.
8979
Apr. 27
n/30
$600
$600
Question 13 1.Recording Purchases Transactions.Click Photo, a retail merchandising store, had the following purchases transactions in March:



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