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If the ratio for unit cost to sales price for a product is 1:4, how much would the selling price be for a product if it has a unit cost of $33.85
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If the ratio for unit cost to sales price for a product is 1:4, how much would the selling price be for a product if it has a unit cost of $33.85
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Ratio and proportion is a useful method in determining a value using a known constant in ratio form. In this case, the ratio of cost to price is always 1/4. Hence, the solution goes as follows:
1/4 = 33.85/price
Price = 33.85*4
Price= $135.4
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