Kelly pays $25/sweater wholesale.find the salling price if her mark-up is 65%?

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This is another way of saying what is 165% of 25, because 65% of the sweater is the markup, and you add the markup to the whole sale.
165% is 1.65 in decimal form, so $1.65*25=41.25$
$41.25$ is your answer

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