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A market buys chocolates at $4.23 per pound. They want to make a 43% profit. What should they charge for the retail price?
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A market buys chocolates at $4.23 per pound. They want to make a 43% profit. What should they charge for the retail price?

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$4.23 * 0.43 = $1.82 is how much profit they want to make so the price should be $4.23 + $1.82 = $6.05
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