A retailer buys t-shirts for 10$ each, adds a logo, then sells each shirt for 35$. What was the retailer's percent of change

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Wade Lin

Mathematics

29 September, 03:08

A retailer buys t-shirts for 10$ each, adds a logo, then sells each shirt for 35$. What was the retailer's percent of change

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Jaylen Stephenson · Answer 1

250%

Step-by-step explanation:

Buying Price : 10$

Selling Price: 35$

=> the retailer's percent of change is calculated as the following formula:

{ (Selling Price - Buying Price) / Buying Price}*100%

= { (35$ - 10) / 10$}*100%

= 250%