A grocery store buys items and then applies a markup of 70%. What is the retail price of item that originally costs $10?
2 answers:
Answer:
$17
Step-by-step explanation:
since your finding retail price u need to do 10×.7 and that would be 7 then and the 7 to 10
The retail price would be 17$.
You just take 70% of 10, which is 7, and add it on to the original cost.
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