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Q: What is the gross margin percent on an item with the selling price of 60.00 when the cost of the item is 40.00?
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What is the price if cost is 1515.08 and your gross margin is 22 percent?

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Why is it important to achieve a high gross margin?

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How does gross profit margin increase?

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How do you calculate the selling price if you know the cost price and margin percentage?

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What is your cost price if your selling price is 580 and your gross profit percentage is thirty three and a third percent?

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