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Giant Department Stores, Inc. purchased bedroom curtains from The Linen Company for $6.19. The markup was $4.20. What was the se

lling price to the nearest cent?

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Vesna [10]2 years ago

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When purchased for 6.19, after mark up +4.20 = $10.39

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