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Bill's Furrier marks up mink coats $3,000. This represents a 50% markup on cost. What is the cost of the coats?
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(40) The amount of markup is represented as the portion only when markups are based on cost.
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(36) In downtown Boston, a bakery produces 200 bagels a day at a cost of $.20 each. It is expected that 25% of the bagels will spoil before being sold. Assuming the bakery expects to make a 40% markup on its cost, what should the selling price of each bagel be?
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