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Butoxors [25]
3 years ago
7

In a sale, the price of a computer is reduced by $124. The sale price is $1,394. Find the marked price (original price) and the

rate of the discount. Round the discount rate to the nearest tenth of a percent if necessary
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alika [10]3 years ago
3 0
Easy,

$1394+$124=$1518

This is the original selling price, but $194 was taken off, resulting in $1394.

Now to find Percent Markdown, use this formula:

Percent Markdown= \frac{Markdown Amount}{Selling Price} *100

To find Markdown:

Markdown=Original Selling Price-Reduced Price

Now plug in what you have.

Markdown=$1518-$1394=
M=124

As we already knew, the Markdown is 124.

Now,

<span>Percent Markdown= </span>\frac{124}{1394} *100
PM=0.088952654*100
PM=8.9 (rounded)

Thus, the percent increase, is 8.9%.

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