Inverse Operations<span> in Math: Definition & Examples. In mathematics, </span>inverse operations<span> are </span>operations<span> that 'undo' each other. Most </span>operations<span> have an</span>inverse<span>.</span>
Price = (p + 1)(b)
In this scenario, the variable 'p' represents the profit in percentage (This equation assumes that you input percentage in a decimal).
'b' represents the base price or the original price.
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