In the pricing logic, which ListPrice threshold maps to the 'low' pricing group?

• A. <= 50
• B. >50 and <=1000
• C. >1000
• D. >=0 and <=100

Answer: (A)

Pricing groups are defined by numeric thresholds on ListPrice, so items fall into bands based on where their price sits relative to those cutoffs. The low pricing group is defined by the smallest range, up to 50, inclusive. That means any item with ListPrice 50 or less belongs in the low group, while prices just above that boundary move into higher bands (for example, 51 up to 1000 would be a higher tier, and prices above 1000 would be the top tier). A range that ends at 100 would incorrectly pull prices above 50 into the low group, which isn’t how the categories are separated here. So the threshold that maps to the low group is ListPrice <= 50.