Exam MB-800 topic 9 question 2 discussion

17 USD is the correct answer. An overstocked olive oil has a regular price of $20 per unit. However, on a specific day only, there is an overstock special at a 15 percent discount off the regular price. The 15% is deducted from the ‘regular’ price ($20), not the special price that the restaurant buying group pay ($18).

I think the answer is wrong. During order entry, the system applies the customer's special price and if no special price, applies the unit price from the item card. Then the line discount is searched and applied to the price found previously. So, for me, the correct answer is A - $15.30

C is correct answer

Given the pricing information provided: Regular price: $20 per unit Buying group price (restaurants): $18 per unit Autumn promotion price: $19 per unit Overstock special: 15% discount off the regular price Since the customer is in the restaurant buying group and is purchasing the olive oil on the date of the overstock special, the lowest price should apply. To calculate the overstock special price, apply a 15% discount to the regular price: $20 * (1 - 0.15) = $20 * 0.85 = $17 So, the system will generate the sales price of the product for the customer as: C. $17.00

correct

Customers must always be charged the lowest amount for an item at the time of the sale. Customers in a buying group for restaurants can buy it for $18 per unit. The question; A customer in the restaurant buying group purchases olive oil on the date of the overstock special. In other words i agree with 15,3USD (18 - 15%)

15 percent discount($3) off the regular price ($20). So the answer is correct $17

Yes, A is the correct answer. The system will always calculate the best price for a customer following these rules: - Does the customer have a price/discount agreement, or does the customer belong to a group that does? - Is the item or the item discount group on the line included in any of these price/discount agreements? - Is the order date (or the posting date for the invoice and credit memo) within the starting and ending date of the price/discount agreement? - Is a unit of measure code specified? If so, Business Central checks for prices/discounts with the same unit of measure code, and prices/discounts with no unit of measure code. Therefore, the customer is in the buying group for restaurants, which means he can buy overstocked olive oil for $18. And the fact that he buys it on the special day, he gets an additional 15 % discount = $15.30 Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/sales-how-record-sales-price-discount-payment-agreements?tabs=current-experience

"...there is an overstock special at a 15 percent discount off the regular price." Regular price is 20$. So the ocrrect answer is 20$ - 15% = 17$

The answer is correct. We compute using the regular price which is 20. In all honesty I don't know where your answers are coming from. lol

I think the answer is correct because in the case it says "there is an overstock special at a 15 percent discount off the regular price", the discount is applied only in the regular price.

Based on this information i would say 18. Is the boolean calc line discount enabled on the customer price group, then it will be 15,30

I did the exorcise and got $15.30