The total cost of 14 books is 18.75+14.2+37.8+31.4+12.5+47.25+21.8+37.9+48+19+5.32+17.85+15.4+21.85 =349.02
Credit card Surcharge = 349.02 * (1.5/100) = 5.2353
Average of 14 books cost = 349.02/14 = 24.93
Books having cost more than average are book numbers 3,4,6,8 and 9.
The sum of their costs is 37.8+31.4+47.25+37.9+48 = 202.35
Uncollectible amount based on history = 202.35 *(4/100) = 8.094
8.094 > 5.2353
Hence credit card usage is better than old invoice process.
SQL query to get credit card surcharge :
select sum(cost*0.015) from books; ((@@@@@@@@@1.5 percentage=1.5/100=0.015@@@))
SQL query to get uncollectible amount:
select sum(cost*0.04) from books where cost>avg(cost); ((@@@@@@ 4 percentage=4/100=0.04@@@@))
MEMORANDUM
TO : JustLee Books
FROM : ABC
DATE : 3 June 2019
SUBJECT : FINDINGS OF CREDIT CARD USAGE VS OLD BILLING PROCESS
I am writing to inform you that credit card billing process is comparitively better than the old billing process as per the sample data provided by you.
I did the calculations to check which method is comparitively better and it turned out be that the credit card billing process will be far better even with small sample data set provided by you. As per the dataset, if the credit card billing process is used, surcharge lost to the mediator will be 5.2353. If the old billing process is used, the uncollectible amount calculated as per history is 8.094 which is considerably high compared to the earlier one.
So, I suggest you to adopt the credit card billing process as per the data provided by you.
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