A clothing store put a sales price of $57 on a purse. Before the markup, the store paid $30 for the purse. What percent markup did the store put on the purse?

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Julie Castaneda

Mathematics

5 December, 16:26

A clothing store put a sales price of $57 on a purse. Before the markup, the store paid $30 for the purse. What percent markup did the store put on the purse?

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Grant · Answer 1

Gross Profit Margin = Sales Price - Unit Cost = $57 - $30 = $27.

Markup Percentage = Gross Profit Margin/Unit Cost = $27/$30 = 90%.

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Sales Price = Cost X Markup Percentage + Cost = $30 X 90% + $30 = $57

Dennis Salinas · Answer 2

Dennis Salinas 5 December, 16:48

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The percent markup is $27