A random experiment has three steps with three outcomes possible for the first step, two outcomes possible for the second step,
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To find the markup, substract the price at which the car was bought from the price at which the car was sold:
To find the markup as a percentage from the original price, set 20,480 to be equal to 100%. If <em>x%</em> represents 6328, then:
To the nearest tenth, 30.898... = 30.9.
Therefore, the markup is equal to 30.9%.