Assume you mean a discount of 12.5%
New price = Old Price x (1.00 - 0.125)
New Price is 87.5% of Old Price
Example: Old price = $10.00
New Price = $8.75
The price of a single item will vary depending on the item, and half the value of two items. The amount of the item will be one because it is a single item. If there are two single items the amount will be doubled and will be worth twice the amount of a single item. In most cases if not all, a single item is worth about one third of the price of three items even if you buy one and get one free. If you get two for the price of one the single item amount will be two but the price will be one.
cost price
unit price
Unit price is how much you sell an item for.
sale price
When buying a BIN (or Buy It Now) item, you do not enter a price. The price is already fixed and you simply need to enter the number of items you wish to purchase.
Frederick D. Ogden prints were originally created in the early 1900's. The price of a Frederick D. Ogden print will vary depending on the year and condition of the item. Prices can range anywhere from $50.00 to several hundred dollars.
The regular price of an item is the non-sale price of that item.
A put option is when a buyer and seller of a specific item enter an agreement to set a price on said item, with the underlying condition that if the buyer chooses to re-sell the item later, the original seller can buy-back the item at the new price. This type of transaction occurs most often with stocks and equities.
The easiest way to understand the answer is to turn it around. If you wanted to calculate the item price plus tax, you would multiply the item price by 1.073. So, to back up to the item price from the item price plus tax, divide the item price plus tax by 1.073. $20.00 / 1.073 = item price before sales tax.
items on reduced price, or low price item. Sale price, loss leader, offer price.
Depress the button on the inside of the machine to enter Service Mode. Press 7, which will take you into the Set Regular Price Menu, Press the * button and then enter the desired vending price followed by the item number (A1, B5, etc). Once you are done entering the items for that specific price pres the Clear button. Note* If the entire machine is being changed to a single price then instead of listing each item simply press * after you have entered the desired price and then press clear to exit the programming.
1. If TOP = MAXSTK THEN [Stack already filled?] Print "OVERFLOW" Go to step 4 Endif 2. TOP = TOP + 1 [Increase TOP by 1] 3. Set ST[STOP] = ITEM [Insert ITEM in new TOP position] 4. End
Mark up
There is no minimum listing price for single item listings.
The price of a single item will vary depending on the item, and half the value of two items. The amount of the item will be one because it is a single item. If there are two single items the amount will be doubled and will be worth twice the amount of a single item. In most cases if not all, a single item is worth about one third of the price of three items even if you buy one and get one free. If you get two for the price of one the single item amount will be two but the price will be one.
cost price