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A department store buys 300 shirts at a cost of $1,800 and sells them for $10 each. Find the percent markup rounded to the nearest percent.

A department store buys 300 shirts at a cost of $1,800 and sells them for $10 each-example-1

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Answer: The percent markup is 50%.

Explanation:

So first you divide 1800 by 300 to find out how much each shirt costs, which is $4 each. Then you subtract 10 by 4 which is 6. And finally find the percent from 4 to 6, which you can do by converting a percent like 25 into a decimal and adding 1, so 1.25. Then you multiply 4 by 1.25 which is 5, so that doesn't work. Then 1.50 * 4 which gives you 6!

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