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o-na [289]
2 years ago
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Plz do this ill mark brainly​

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matrenka [14]2 years ago
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Answer:

3. markup: $150

selling price: $300

4. markup: $19.20

selling price: $67.20

5. markup: $55

selling price: $165

6. markup: $90

selling price: $450

7. markup: $3.75

selling price: $16.25

8. markup: $7.14

selling price: $27.54

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the markup of an item you multiply the initial value of the item by the percentage it's being marked up by. To find the selling price, you add the markup to the initial value. Let's use question 3 as an example:

3. The recliner is being marked up by 100%. To find the markup, we can convert 100% into decimal form and then multiply it by the initial value 150:

100% = 1

150 * 1 = 150

The markup is 150.

To find the selling price we add the markup to the initial value:

150 + 150 = 300

The selling price is 300.

I applied this method to all of the questions.

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