Terms has the highest cost of giving up the cash discount

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Which of the following terms has the highest cost of giving up the cash discount, assuming a 365-day year?

a) 3/10 net 45

b) 5/10 net 200

c) 1/10 net 30

d) 2/10 net 30

e) 4/10 net 180

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