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Nick wants to buy a pair of shoes. The original cost of the shoes is $56.75, and the markup is 12 percent. How much will he have to pay for the shoes? markup value = original cost × percentage markup
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Hint: percentage markup=12%=12/100
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So That Means The Shoes Are 6.81
56.75+12% of 56.75
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let original cost be x and markup is 12% (which is calculated over original cost) so you have two costs x and 12% of x add both that is the amount of money you need to pay
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So Its 49.64 Thats What I Got
it should be more than 56.75 you add the markup cost i.e. 12% of 56.75 to 56.75 56.75+12% of 56.75
Okay Now I Got It Its $63.56
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