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IRISSAK [1]
3 years ago
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A clothing store pays $89.47 for a dress. The store’s percent of markup is 50% and the tax is 7.6%. Find the selling price for t

he dress.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Marta_Voda [28]3 years ago
7 0
Hi,
SP=Selling Price
CP of dress= $ 89.47
percent of mark up = 50%
SP without tax= 100+ mark up % /100 * CP
SP without tax= 100+50/100 * 89.47
SP without tax= 150/100 * 89.47
SP without tax= 1.5 * 89.47
SP without tax= $ 134.205
tot. SP(SP with tax)= 100 + tax %/100 * SP
SP=100 + 7.6/100 * 134.205
SP= 107.6/100 * 134.205
SP= 1.076 * 134.205
SP=  $144.40458
Hope this helps you.
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