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jeka94
3 years ago
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Han wants to buy a $30 ticket to a game, but the pre order tickets are sold out. He knows there will be more tickets sold the da

y of the game, with a markup of 200%. how mach should Han expect to pay for the ticket if he buys it the day of the game?
Mathematics
2 answers:
Rom4ik [11]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Han expect to pay for the ticket $90 if he buys it the day of the game .

Step-by-step explanation:

As given

Han wants to buy a $30 ticket to a game, but the pre order tickets are sold out.

He knows there will be more tickets sold the day of the game, with a markup of 200%.

200% is written in the decimal form .

= \frac{200}{100}

= 2

Markup price = 2 × 30

                      = $60

Han expect to pay for the ticket if he buys it the day of the game = Original price + Markup price

                                                                                                         =$30 + $60

= $90

Therefore Han expect to pay for the ticket $90 if he buys it the day of the game .

mr_godi [17]3 years ago
3 0

It is given in the question that

Han wants to buy a $30 ticket to a game, but the pre order tickets are sold out. He knows there will be more tickets sold the day of the game, with a markup of 200%.

So Han expect to pay

= 30 + 200 \ percent \ of  \ 30

for the ticket if he buys it the day of the game.

That is

= 30 + 200*30 * \frac{1}{100}  = $90

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