Should they view this strictly as a loss on revenue

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BSI offers credit for the purchase of all of their manufacturing equipment in the form of 3/15 net 30. Throughout 2014 BSI sold 8 units of Machine A which cost 1,000 per unit, 12 units of Machine B which cost 2,500 per unit and 5 units of Machine J which cost 1,800. If all 25 buyers take the discount, how much potential revenue did BSI miss out on? Should they view this strictly as a loss on revenue?

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