If a manufacturer's list price is $800 and Bill's Outlet buys the goods for $650, what is the trade discount percent? (Round answer to
the nearest hundredth percent)

The amount of money that was lost in this discount is $150, to calculate the percent, you subtract the original price by the discounted price, and then divide the difference by the original price and multiply that by 100% to get the discount percent. [tex]\frac{150}{800}[/tex] * 100% equals 18.75%, so that would be the discount percent.

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If a manufacturer's list price is $800 and Bill's Outlet buys the goods for $650, what is the trade discount percent? (Round answer to the nearest hundredth percent)

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If a manufacturer's list price is $800 and Bill's Outlet buys the goods for $650, what is the trade discount percent? (Round answer to
the nearest hundredth percent)