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3 years ago

If i buy 300 shirt for 7,200 but sell them for 30 dollars each what will be the percent markup

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Elis [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

Well if you are paying a total of $7,200 for 300 shirts that would make each shirt $24 each meaning you are selling them for $6 more making it a 20-25% markup.

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