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The cost to manufacture a hair clip is $0.50. With a markup of 200%, what is the selling price of this hair clip?

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mote1985 [20]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The cost to manufacture a hair clip is $0.50. With a markup of 200%, what is the selling price of this hair clip?

Given data

cost to manufacture a hair clip is $0.50

markup of 200%

Required

The selling price

We know that

Mark up percent= selling-cost/cost*100

200= selling-0.5/0.5*100

200-selling= 50/0.5

200-selling= 100

selling= 200-100

selling = 100

Hence the selling price is $100

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