Mathematics, 13.06.2020 12:57, catchi7484

Angie bought 500 identical dresses for $12 500. She sold 350 dresses at a marked price of 30% above the cost price.
Each of the remaining dresses was sold at half the marked price.
Express Angie's profit as a percentage of her cost price.

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