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City Dealership paid $12,000 for a car. To make a profit, they need to sell it for 32% more than what they paid. What is the new price of the car?
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City Dealership paid $12,000 for a car. To make a profit, they need to sell it for 32% more than what they paid. What is the new price of the car?
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Answer is $15,840.00
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