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3 years ago

At what price must I sell a motor car costing £2680 to make a gain of 5% on the cost? Please help

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Papessa [141]3 years ago

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So 2680 divided by 100 is 26.80 which is 1%, times 26.80 by 5 to get 5% = £134, £2680+134= £2814

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