The selling price is 18.00, so it has already been marked up. So, 1.3x=$18.00. Divide 18 by 1.3 to find the original cost. 18/1.3= 13.85. This is the original price. To find the dollar markup, subtract this amount from 18.00. 18.00 - 13.85= $4.15. Unfortunately, that is not one of the choices. But, it is the correct answer.
Brenda W.
asked 01/07/16business math
If the selling price is $ 18.00 and the markup is 30% , what is the dollar markup? a) $3.60 b) $3.94 c) $5.94 d) $6.00
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Michael J. answered 01/07/16
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To find the dollar markup, multiply the selling price by the markup.
$18 × 0.30 = $5.40
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