cost = 150 X = 100% = 1.00 = original percent Y = 40% = 0.40 = percent reduced Z = sale percent Reduction formula based on the above variables X and Y: X - Y = Z Z = 0.6 This means the boots are on sale for 60% of their original price, or 90 a pair. To bring 90 up to 150, simply use the following formula based on these variables: A = raised price B = sale price C = percent the sales price is raised by to reach the raised price A/B = C 150/90 = 1.67 Or, to increase the sales price of 90 to the raised price of 150, you would need to sell the boots for 167% of the sales price. 100% of the sales price is 90, so the increase is 67%.
The sales tax adds $1.19 to the price.
Divide Sales Price by 200% (ie 2). So cost is half of sales 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
The total price with the discount and sales tax is: $55.64
The sale price will be $250.75
If total sales is in M2, then put this formula in N2 to show 15% increase in sales.=M2*1.15
You have missing variables such as the critically important total sales.
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$240.00
The sale price 28.00.
15% increase on 100 = 115.