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A store sells tennis shoes and bought them for $60. If the mark-up rate is 36%, what is the final price of the shoes?
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The mark-up on the shoes is 36% so that means the mark-up on the shoes is: 60*.36 = $<<60*.36=21.60>>21.60.
So if the shoes cost $60 an the mark-up is $21.60 then the shoes will be sold for 60+21.60 = $<<60+21.60=81.60>>81.60. Answer: \boxed{81.60}.
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