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2 years ago

Cost of boots: $99.99 Markup: 9% What is the new cost

Mathematics

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mote1985 [20]2 years ago

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Answer:

The new cost is $108.98

Step-by-step explanation:

Mark up is the amount that is added to cost price of a product for profit.

Given

Cost price of boots = C = $99.99

Mark up = 9%

First of all we will calculate markup and then add it to the cost price of boots to find the new cost.

$Mark\ up = M = 9\%\ of\ 99.99\\= 0.09*99.99\\=\$8.99$

The new cost will be:

$C_n = Cost\ price + mark\ up\\C_n = 99.99+8.99\\= 108.98$

The new cost is $108.98

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