SOLUTION: A pair of shoes on sale is labelled "20% off the marked price". If the shoes were priced at 45 euro, calculate the sale price. By selling jackets at 260 euro,a store makes a pro

Question 315983: A pair of shoes on sale is labelled "20% off the marked price". If the shoes were priced at 45 euro, calculate the sale price.
By selling jackets at 260 euro,a store makes a profit of 30%. What was the cost price of each jacket?
During a sale the selling price of the jackets is reduced by 10%. What was the percentage profit on the jackets during the sale?
A wholesaler bought 20 refridgerators for seven thousand euro and sold them for 390 euro each. Calculate the percentage profit, correct to 2 decimal places.
Answer by unlockmath(1688) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hello,
I'll help you with the last problem.
Let's calculate the total amount for selling them.
390x20=$7800
So we know $800 was the profit.
To find the percentage we:
800/7000 reduces down to:
.11 or 11%
Make sense?
Let's see if you can work out the others.
RJ
www.math-unlock.com

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