What is the approximate contract consideration allocated to the discount?
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GerrinAL sells five machines to VernAL for $500,000 per machine, the list price for the machines is $600,000. In a separate contract they sell maintenance services on the five machines for the first year. They charge $12,000 per machine for the maintenance, the list price for maintenance on the machine. As an incentive to sign the maintenance contract, GerrinAL gives VernAL a 25% discount on the purchase of machines in the next 75 days. No discounts are granted to other customers and they project there is 41% probability they will use the discount to purchase one machine with a stand-alone selling price of $600,000. What is the approximate contract consideration allocated to the discount?
Select one:
a. $150,000
b. $120,000
c. zero
d. $50,000
e. $61,500
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