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2 years ago

The wholesale cost of a bicycle is $98.75.

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mixer [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

$131.60

Step-by-step explanation:

For the promotion, markup is 33.3% of the selling price.

Now, Selling Price = Cost price + Cost price*Markup

Selling Price = $98.75 + $98.75*33.3%

Selling Price = $98.75 + $32.88375

Selling Price = $131.63375

Selling Price = $131.60

Thus, the selling price of the bicycle after calculating the markup is $131.60.

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