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Drupady [299]
3 years ago
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~PLEASE HELP ASAP OFFERING 25 POINTS ASAP PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS~

Mathematics
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seraphim [82]3 years ago
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6. If 55% of the selling price is markup, the remainder (45%) is the cost. Gaitan can pay up to 45% of 489.50 = $220.28.

7. If 52% of the selling price is markup, the remainder (48%) is the cost. 48% of the selling price is $38.87.

... 0.48 × selling price = cost

... selling price = cost/0.48 = $38.87/0.48 = $80.98

8. If 40% of the selling price is markup, the remainder (60%) is the cost, $12.95.

... 0.60 × selling price = $12.95

... selling price = $12.95/0.60 = $21.58

9. If 35% of the selling price is markup, the remainder (65%) is the cost.

... 0.65 × $24.00/dz = $15.60/dz

10. If 60% of the selling price is markup, the remainder (40%) is the cost. Veronica can pay up to 40% of $600.00 = $240 for the jacket.

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