SOLUTION: Is there a formula for finding the percent markup.
For example in this problem what would the formula be:
Jane sold a scarf for $24. Her wholesale cost was $10. What
was the
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Question 256528: Is there a formula for finding the percent markup.
For example in this problem what would the formula be:
Jane sold a scarf for $24. Her wholesale cost was $10. What
was the percent markup? You can round to the nearest
tenth,if needed.
[what would the formula be for this type of problem]
also, a formula for percent discount would be nice too.
thanks!
Answer by drk(1908) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The formula for percent change is:
%-change = ((end - start)/start)*100.
This is the formula for both markup and mark down.
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From the problem, we get
= 58.33%
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