Exam 9: Markup and Markdown
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Markdown amount = $8.19; markdown rate = 22%. Find the original price and reduced price.
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A 60.0% markup based on cost is equivalent to what percent based on selling price (retail)?
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percent of the selling price by 1 plus the markup percent of the selling price.
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The Oak House had a markup of $24.87 on an oak table that they sold for $88.99. Find the cost and the percent of markup.
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A markdown represents a price increase from the original selling price.
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A toaster that originally sold for $31.00 was marked down to $28.50. The percent markdown was 38.9%.
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An item is originally priced to sell for $55 and is marked down 20%. A customer has a coupon for an additional 40%. What is the total percent reduction for this item? Give the net decimal equivalent and total percent reduction.
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Markup represents the amount of the selling price needed to cover operating expenses an? overhead.
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In the markup stage of a markup / markdown series, the original price is always used.
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