Answer: 5
Step-by-step explanation:
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To find a markup price, you multiply by the percentage marked up, and then add that to the original cost to get your new cost.
Example: a pair of jeans that cost $64 is marked up 35%.
multiply 64 and 0.35 = 22.4
add 22.4 to 64 =86.4
the markup price of the jeans is $86.40
hope this makes sense!
Divide both sides by 4 so the answer is 6!
10%=6.7
6.7x6=40.2%
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