Owner bought beds for $44,sold them for $77,what is mark up as a percentage?

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Owner bought beds for $44,sold them for $77,what is mark up as a percentage?

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The owner sold the beds 75% more then what he bought them for.
Therefore, making a profit of - "$33.00"

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He sold these beds for 1.75 times, or 75% more then what they were originally valued.

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