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Simple Styles is a dress manufacturer. The company purchases fabric with a list price of $200 per bolt and pays shipping charges of $3 per bolt. Each bolt contains 100 yards of fabric. Simply Styles receives a volume discount of 15% per bolt. Each dress uses a standard quantity of 2 yards of fabric.
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[$200 + $3 - ($200 × .15)] = $173 cost per bolt
$173 ÷ 100 yards = $1.73 per yard × 2 yards per dress = $3.46 standard cost per dress
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