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3 years ago

A music store bought a CD set of $20 went to store sold the CD set the percent markup was is 30% find the selling price

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2 answers:

Rus_ich [418]3 years ago

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The selling price is $26.

Oxana [17]3 years ago

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Take 20 and multiply it by .3 and then take that number and add it to 20 so 6 I think

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let the number= Y

the question simply means that 0.15 percent of Y which give 10.5

so, let find Y:

0.15% of Y 10.15

<h3>Stating the mathematical equation</h3>

0.15/100×y = 10.15

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