Bob's store buys a PS5 for $250 whole sale. If Bob marks up the PS5 to $440, what is the percent change?

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Bob's store buys a PS5 for $250 whole sale. If Bob marks up the PS5 to $440, what is the percent change?

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Answer:

76%

Explanation:

440-250=190

250x76%=190

Neil Girardi answered Feb 11, 2021

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