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The owner of a small store buys coats for $50.00 each. Answer parts a and b.
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Part 1
a. She sells the coats for $70.00 each. What percent of the purchase price is the sale price?
The sale price is
140% of the purchase price.
Part 2
b. The owner increases the sale price by the same percent that you found in part a when she buys jackets for $25 and sells them. How many jackets must the owner buy for the total jacket sales to be at least $340? Explain your answer.
The owner must buy
enter your response here jacket(s).
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a. (given) 140% — OK.
b. 140% of $25 = 1.4 × 25 = $35 per jacket.
Need n so 35n ≥ 340 → n ≥ 340/35 ≈ 9.714.
So she must buy at least 10 jackets (9 would give $315 < $340; 10 gives $350 ≥ $340).
b. 140% of $25 = 1.4 × 25 = $35 per jacket.
Need n so 35n ≥ 340 → n ≥ 340/35 ≈ 9.714.
So she must buy at least 10 jackets (9 would give $315 < $340; 10 gives $350 ≥ $340).
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