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hammer [34]
2 years ago
12

Carlos is a boat dealer who bought a sailor for 11,400 and sold it for 12,711 what percent was his markup on a boat

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1 answer:
dangina [55]2 years ago
6 0
So we have 11400 +11400×x=12711
this represents the original price plus some percentage of the original price is equal to the new price. now all we need to do is solve for x
so 11400+11400x=12711
subtract 11400 from each side
11400x=1311 now divide both sides by 11400
x=.115 or about 12%
we can. check by finding 12% of the original price.
11400×.12=1368
now add to 11400
11400+1368=12768 so we are a bit over. this is because it is actually 11.5% just depends on how accurate your answer needs to be
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