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Si el Precio de Lista de una camiseta es de RD$500.00 y mi Margen de Beneficio es de 75%, tomando en cuenta que se venderán 200

unidades. ¿Cuál es mi Precio de Venta y mi Ingreso Total?

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Alik [6]3 years ago

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puedes mandarme esa respuesta a mi intagran por fis

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