Ryobi Limited sold a set a saws to Ace Hardware. The list price was $3,800. Ryobi offered a chain discount of 8/3/1. What is the net price of the saws?

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Ryobi Limited sold a set of saws to Ace Hardware. The list price was $3,800. Ryobi offered a chain discount of 8/3/1. The net price of the saws is $3357.21 Net price = $3,800 * 0.92 = $3496 $3496 * 0.97 = $3391.12 ; $3391.12 * 0.99 = $3357.21

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Ryobi Limited sold a set of saws to Ace Hardware. The list price was $3,800. Ryobi offered a chain discount of 8/3/1. The net price of the saws is $3357.21

Net price = $3,800 * 0.92 = $3496
$3496 * 0.97 = $3391.12 ; $3391.12 * 0.99 = $3357.21

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