$2000.00
marked price/original price =15,737.5
Original price is the first price marked on an item before being changed to the new price
The answer should be -10% as the discount price 10% more than the original price.
To find the original price before the markup, we can use the formula: original price = selling price / (1 + markup percentage). Given a selling price of $17.85 and a markup of 110% (or 1.10), the original price is calculated as follows: original price = 17.85 / 2.10 = $8.50. Therefore, the original price of the case of candles was $8.50.
56.25
2000
marked price/original price =15,737.5
You save $128.00 and the sale price is $672.00
Original price is the first price marked on an item before being changed to the new price
It would be marked up 20%
The answer should be -10% as the discount price 10% more than the original price.
To find the original price before the markup, we can use the formula: original price = selling price / (1 + markup percentage). Given a selling price of $17.85 and a markup of 110% (or 1.10), the original price is calculated as follows: original price = 17.85 / 2.10 = $8.50. Therefore, the original price of the case of candles was $8.50.
It's part of the shop's computer system. It scans the bar-code - which is then interpreted by the computer and the items price is displayed.
56.25
40
250-p
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