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On 1 -8-2010, Onyango bought goods on credit quoted at sh 200,000.Terms of sale were 20% trade discount and 10% cash discount if payment was...

On 1 -8-2010, Onyango bought goods on credit quoted at sh 200,000.Terms of sale were 20% trade discount and 10% cash discount if payment was made on 29 – 8- 2010
Calculate the amount paid if payment was made on 26 – 08 – 2010.

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