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A boat is marked up 20% on the original price. The original price was $50. What is the sale price of the boat before sales tax?
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A boat is marked up 20% on the original price. The original price was $50. What is the sale price of the boat before sales tax?
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A boat is marked up 20% on the original price. The original price was $50. What is the sale price of the boat before sales tax?
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The marked up price was $60 because $50 times 0.2 = $10 and $50 +$10 = $60.
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So,
The original price was $50.
The price was increased by 20%.
If you find 20% of $50 and add the result to $50, you will get the markup price.
20% --> 0.2
50(.2) = $10
10 + 50 = 60
The marked-up price of the boat is $60.
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