Asked by PLEASEEEE PLEASEEEE
Use the given information to find the original price:
Retail Price $99
Markup percent 80%
Retail Price $99
Markup percent 80%
Answers
Answered by
Jessica
$80.19
Answered by
PLEASEEEE PLEASEEEE
How do you get this answer? Can you explain it to me, please. Thank you
Answered by
Jessica
you take .80and mutiply by 99, then take that answer and subtract it from 99
Answered by
Reiny
Don't think so ....
let the cost price be x
selling price (retail price) = 99
there was a 80% markup on cost price
1.8x = 99
x = 99/1.8 = 55
check:
cost price = $55
markup = .8(55) = $44
Selling price = 55 + 44 = 99
let the cost price be x
selling price (retail price) = 99
there was a 80% markup on cost price
1.8x = 99
x = 99/1.8 = 55
check:
cost price = $55
markup = .8(55) = $44
Selling price = 55 + 44 = 99
Answered by
Alyssa
No. U would do 99 times 80%. So that means it would be 99 times .80 which equals 79.20. Then, you would subtract 79.20 from 99 and your answer would be 19.80 as the original price
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