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If it cost $.20 to make a glass of lemonade and I sell it for $.50 what is the percentage of markup?

Do I divide 20 by 50. Then my answer is 40%. Is that right?
6 years ago

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oobleck
no, 40% is the cost
the markup is .50/.20 = 2.5
Now, selling it for 100% of the cost is no markup.
You have marked it up 1.5 times more than the cost, or 150%
6 years ago
Katie
Thanks so much
6 years ago

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