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If merchant buys a product for 12.20 and then marks it up 35 percent to sell it What is the selling price of the item?
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A merchant marks his radios at 40 percent above cost price but gives a discount of 10 percent on the marked price what is his actual gain percent?
Call the merchant's cost 'C'. After marking up the merchandise 40% fromhis cost, he hangs a price tag on it marked [ 1.4C ].A customer walks in who's willing to buy if he can get a deal. The merchantoffers him a 10% discount, whereupon the customer ... thinking he has out-smarted the merchant ... pulls out his plastic and makes the purchase.The price he pays is 10% below the figure on the price tag, or (0.9) of (1.4C) = 1.26C .The merchant has collected 26% over and above his cost.
How much marks for a percent?
70
Is 50 percent good marks?
not good marks, should try harder
How many marks equal to one percent?
The answer depends on the total number of marks.
How will Marks and Spencer overcome the recesion in business?
by selling themselves
If a boy got 62.5 percent in an examination whose maximum marks is 700 .How many marks he obtained?
437.5 marks.
What will be the aggregate cgpa of 73.5 percent marks in diploma?
what will be the aggregate cgpa of 73.5% marks in ?diploma
How can i get 95 percent marks in 12th?
Work hard.
What can be a GPA for 50 percent marks?
It should.be 7.8
After a discount of 11.11 percent a trader still makes a gain of 14.28 percent at how many percent above the cost price does he mark his goods?
selling price the trader marks be S.P1; after discount the selling price be S.P2; so [S.P1 - ((11.11/100)*S.P1)] = S.P2; also from the que, we can write (14.28/100)*C.P = Profit; profit is S.P2 - C.P; so, (14.28/100)*C.P = [S.P1 - ((11.11/100)*S.P1)] - C.P; (114.28/100)*C.P = (88.89/100)*S.P1; S.P1 = 128.56*C.P; therefore the trader marks 28.56% above the C.P....
What division of 47 percent marks in matric?
It is second division. Second division starts from 45 % marks.
Purpose of marks and Spencer?
The purpose of Marks and Spencer's is to make as much profit as possible by selling clothing and food products to members of the public.
