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Mathematics, 05.07.2019 15:40, Nopernope11

When markups are based on the selling price, the selling price is a. cost – markup. b. the portion. c. 100% + cost percent. d. 100%.

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Mathematics, 13.07.2019 23:00, larissacrystalow8g2w

~asap offering 25 points answer all questions~ use these equations to you with the problems cost = selling price - markup markup = selling price - cost net profit = mark up - overhead net profit = selling price - cost - overhead overhead = selling price x overhead percent question 1) nakesha sporting goods operates on a 45% overhead based on the selling price. this results in an overhead of $65.34 on the newest version of an air hockey game set. if the air hockey game set costs nakesha sports $49.32, find the net profit to the nearest cent. (hint: find the selling price from the overhead percent. then subtract costs and overhead from the selling price.) question 2) abe software creates customized software that sells for $3,816,981.10 total. abe software’s cost is $1,723,000.00 and overhead expenses are estimated at 47% of the selling price. what is abe software’s net profit to the nearest dollar? a) $1,284,981 b) $150,000 c)$300,000 d)$600,00 question 3) suppose overhead is estimated to be 40% of an item's selling price and markup is $30.00. if the cost is $25.00, which of the following is true? a)overhead - (0.4 x selling price) = cost b) net profit = $30.00 - 0.4 x selling price c)$30.00 = (0.4 x selling price) d) $30.00 = (0.4 x selling price) + mark up

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Mathematics, 20.07.2019 00:30, jadabugs8187

The manufacturing cost of a cell phone was $136. sellers first marked up the cost by 25 percent. sales were poor, so sellers decreased the markup to 17 percent. calculate the old and new selling prices. selling price = original cost + markup value old price was $170; new price is $164.90 old price was $150.12; new price is $117 old price was $170; new price is $159.12

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Mathematics, 26.07.2019 22:00, blythephillips2734

Ihave tried and tried and i can not solve these equations! numbers (the dashes are the numbers i need to solve for.) cost: - markup: - selling price: $79.49 % markup based on cost: 300% % markup based on selling price: - % markdown: 25% markdown: $19.87 sale price: $59.62 equations seling price= cost + markup % markup based on cost= markup ÷ cost % markup based on selling price= markup ÷ selling price % markdown= markdown ÷ selling price sale price= selling price - markdown i hope y'all can figure it !

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Mathematics, 12.10.2019 02:30, andydiaz1227

Markup = original cost × percentage markup selling price = original cost + markup the manufacturing cost of a cell phone was $124. sellers first marked up the cost by 20 percent. sales were poor, so sellers decreased the markup to 15 percent. calculate the old and new selling prices. a.old price: $170.00; new price: $148.80 b.old price: $142.60; new price: $148.80 c.old price: $148.80; new price: $142.60

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