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Yes sales price already accounted for the percentage of profit as formula for selling price as follows: Sales price = Total Cost + Profit margin
The price of an object is 100%. If you have to add sales tax for instance you need to divide the price by 100 and multiply by the rate of sales tax. This is then added to the original price to give the total selling price.
The sales price is 70 percent of regular price , so 70/100*regular price = sales price (47.60)on solving we get regular price = 68
You multiply the purchase price (without sales tax) by 13/100, that is, by 0.13.
it the profit on sales price be 20/100 thepercentag ofprofit on cost price is
A reduction of 35% leaves the price at (100 - 35)% = 65%. 65% of 8.40 = 8.40*65/100 = 5.46
If there is no tax, $100.
Profits, as a percentage of total sales is 100*profits/value of sales.profit/cost price x 100
Multiply the price by 1.08875. Try it with an easy figure - say the price is 100, including the sales tax this would be 108.875 (108.88 to two decimal places). If the original price was 50, then the total including the sales tax would be 50.044375 (50.04 to two places)
Sales price is 95 % of regular price so, 95/100*regular price = 24.70 on solving regular price = 26
Sales price = 80% of regular priceso, 80/100*regular price = 239.20on solving we get regular price = 299
Profit is 100% on cost price of product.