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A department store purchases certain tennis shoes for $48.00 and applies a markup of 30%. What is the retail price that the customer will pay at the department store?
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Answered by
Zinat
answer = 62.40
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The markup of 30% means that the department store is adding 30% of the cost to the price.
First, we find the amount of the markup:
30% of $48.00 = 0.30 * $48.00 = $14.40
Next, we add the markup to the cost:
$48.00 + $14.40 = $62.40
Therefore, the retail price that the customer will pay at the department store is $62.40.
First, we find the amount of the markup:
30% of $48.00 = 0.30 * $48.00 = $14.40
Next, we add the markup to the cost:
$48.00 + $14.40 = $62.40
Therefore, the retail price that the customer will pay at the department store is $62.40.
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