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Eligible stored material is invoiced at $96,000 and the contract allows 90% payment on stored materials. What amount is payable for that material?

Correct Answer

A) $86,400

Payment is $96,000 x 90% = $86,400.

Answer Options
A
$86,400
B
$9,600
C
$90,000
D
$106,667

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Payment is $96,000 x 90% = $86,400.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: $9,600

stored material payment, choice a: $96,000 x 0.1 gives $9,600. That calculation follows multiplies those two listed numbers.

Option C: $90,000

stored material payment, choice b: $90,000 backs into 100,000 when divided by 90%; the accepted setup gives 96,000 on that same base.

Option D: $106,667

stored material payment, choice d: $106,667 is produced by $96,000 / 90%. The error is using that partial/alternate setup instead of Payment is $96,000 x 90% = $86,400.

Memory Technique

Store stored material payment with its last math move; nearby answers are usually unfinished versions of $86,400.

Reference Hint

Open NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management, 14th Ed.; use the index entry or section for "stored material payment" to confirm that Payment is $96,000 x 90% = $86,400.

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