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3 years ago

Help anyone please . !!!!

Mathematics

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vlabodo [156]3 years ago

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⇒The answer to the first question would be $69.75.

⇒The answer to the 2nd question would be $36.48.

⇒The answer to the 3rd question would be $42.7.

Here's how to get them:

For question 1: A 55% markup for $45 ⇒1.55*45⇒69.75

For question 2: A 60% markup for $22.8⇒ 1.6*22.8⇒36.48

For question 3: A 40% markup for $30.50⇒1.4*30.50⇒42.7

Small Explanation: The reason why there should be a 1 in front of the decimal (which is the percent, but in decimal form) is because by not adding that number 1 in front of the decimal, you will have to do an extra step.

Anyway, hope this helped! :-)

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