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What was the original selling price of a 1994 Lincoln Mark VIII?
$38,876
Change door lock code on 1998 Lincoln mark viii?
There is a sticker on the inside of the trunk on the trunk hinge.
How do you do mark up percentages?
To calculate the mark up, as a percentage, calculate100*(final price/original price - 1)
What was the original grain used in 1972 Lincoln mark 4top?
Spelt
What is a reduction from the original selling price?
mark down
What is the original price when 15 percent is taken away from 250?
The original price is 250. After you mark it down 15%, the new price is 212.50 .
How do you get the original price off a mark down?
Say the mark down is x percent (.01x) the mark down price is M the original price is O O - .01x(O) = M O(1 - .01x) = M O = M/(1-.01x) For example say the mark down is 25% and markdown price is $75 O= original price = 75/((1-.25) = $ 100
What was his original markup if the price at a sale was reduced by 20 percent but the bookseller still had a mark up of 20 percent?
The original mark up was 50%.
What is dealer sticker price of a vehicle?
It depends on the dealer and vehicle. Usually the mark ups the dealer add on like special mats, wheels, accessories and market mark up etc...
who said, "a house divided against itself cannot stand"?
The original quote is from the Gospel of St. Mark: "If a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand." It was borrowed by Abraham Lincoln.
If a discount of 20 percent off the retail price of a desk saves Mark 45 dollars how much did he pay for the desk?
Mark paid $180 for the desk. Mark paid 100% - 20% = 80% of the original price. If 20% of the original price is $45, then, 80% being 4 times 20%, Mark's cost would be 4 times $45, or $180. Call "price" the original, undiscounted price; call "cost" Mark's cost after the discount. Express percentages as fractions of 100. Then algebraically we can write two equations and then solve them together: 1: cost = (100-20)/100 X price; cost = 80/100 X price; cost = 0.8 X price 2: 20/100 X price = $45; $45 = 0.2 X price; price = $45/0.2; price = $225 Combining the first and second equations, we can write: cost = 0.8 X price; cost = 0.8 x $225; cost = $180. Here is the answer in more simple terms...lol: BY MR2K10 Let x= the original price of the desk .20x= 45 (divide by .20) ___ ___ .20 .20 x=225 Now we know that Mark got $45 off the original price of the desk, therefore we subtract $45 from $225 which gives us $180. :)
95 Lincoln mark viii?
You didn't ask a question about a 95 Lincoln Mark Vlll. or yes, there is a 95 Lincoln Mark Vlll.
