Car manufacturers often provide a rebate on new car purchases. The offer of a cash reward for purchasing a car is often enough to convince consumers to prefer one American-made model over another. A certain car manufacturer, a large retailer of luxury cars, has several manufacturer rebate promotions on popular car models in January 2015. To qualify, a person must purchase specific vehicles and subscribe to the rules of the Access Program. https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=72704https://gmatclub.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=72705Business Partners: Those who join the car company’s Business Partners program or who are members of the Associated Builder’s and Contractor’s Union are eligible for 100% of the rebate amount. Adaptive Equipment Partners: Those who require adaptive equipment or other customizations for health reasons, and who submit the appropriate paperwork and medical documentation at the time of purchase, are eligible for 100% of the rebate amount. Customer Loyalty Partners: Purchasers who hold credit cards with the car company, who work for the company, or who have a trade-in that was purchased from the same dealership are eligible for 75% of the rebate amount. Cash Earns Cash Bonus: Purchasers who have a trade of significant value, who trade a car made by the car manufacturer but purchased from a different dealership, or who are paying cash for the car are eligible for 50% of the rebate amount. McGraw-Hill Data Insights (DI) Butler 2023-24 Click here for Details ] 2.jpg 1.jpg

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eligible for 75% of the rebate amount. this is given in the tab and also the rebate amount is up to 1200 so why cant we do 75% of that value? upto 1200 means this the maximum and then people will get a discount out of this according to their qualification. In Q1 you did the same thing

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Source #3 indicates that eligible Business Partners receive 100% of the rebate amount associated with their purchased vehicle. Purchasers of Car Model A are eligible for a rebate of up to $1,500 according to Source #1, so the maximum rebate can be determined from the information given.

Source #3 indicates that eligible Customer Loyalty Partners receive 75% of the rebate amount associated with their purchased vehicle, but the other sources do not provide enough information to determine the exact dollar amount of the rebate.

Source #2 gives a range of costs for each vehicle model, but exact prices are not specified. This third item cannot be determined based on the information given.

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Archiving the question. Ambiguous wording.

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