Stratus Inc. purchased equipment for $18,500 and received an invoice with terms 4/10, 3/30, n/45. If Stratus Inc. decided to pay the full price on the 15th day of the invoice date, how much must it pay?

Stratus Inc. purchased equipment for $18,500 and received an invoice with terms 4/10, 3/30, n/45. If Stratus Inc. decided to pay the full price on the 15th day of the invoice date, how much must it pay?

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