Mathematics, 30.12.2020 03:30, kingjonesjr

In order to make a profit and cover their expenses, a clothing store sells clothes for 60% more than the amount that they pay the manufacturers for the clothes. If the store paid $20 for a shirt, what would be the selling price of the shirt?

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