Answer:
$2,874.25 Canadian dollar
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing to do here is to calculate the amount of the commission.
That would be 2.2% of €2,000
= 2.2/100 * €2,000 = €44
Now the total cost to pay = selling price + amount in commissions = €2,000 + €44 = €2,044
But we need our answer in the Canadian dollars
Mathematically;
$1 Canadian = €0.711142
$x Canadian = €2,044
x = (2,044 * 1)/0.711142
x = 2,874.25014975912
This is approximately $2,874.25 Canadian dollar
The slope: 3/5
Y-intercept:-6
The paid membership card that would put it at $90 unlike the online one that one would be $95
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
The percent markup is basically how much it is MORE than the original.
First, we need to find how much the selling price is more than cost.
Cost = 22.99
Selling Price = 36.99
Markup = 36.99 - 22.99 = $14
How much is the markup, we just found, with respect to cost? That is the markup divided by cost, multiplied by 100 [to convert to percentage]. Shown below:

So, the percent markup = 60.9%
Answer choice C is right.