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OpenStudy (phagey):

The cost of a product is the price a business pays for the product. True False 2. A Les Paul Tradition Plus® guitar is $1,659 at cost and $2,259 at retail price. What is the markup rate on the guitar? 27% 73% 36% 46% 3. The price of a book increased from $20 to $25. What is the markup rate? 20% 25% 3% 5%

OpenStudy (anonymous):

1. to think about it the price of a product is not how much a buisness pays for the product. Do you agree?

OpenStudy (mathmale):

2. A Les Paul Tradition Plus® guitar is $1,659 at cost and $2,259 at retail price. What is the markup rate on the guitar? 27% 73% 36% 46% The retail price is how much more than the "at cost" price?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

If you dont understand ill explain. Businesses do pay for product, but they can sell it at what price they want. Lets say they bought a product for $5 and soled it for $50. That means your answer is False because that is not necessarily true.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

if your not going to respond to antyhing, close the question

OpenStudy (phagey):

im sorry i lost connection @But

OpenStudy (phagey):

i think number 2 is 36% @But @mathmale

OpenStudy (phagey):

and i do agree with you @But

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