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The selling price, s, of an item is s = c + mc, where c is the cost of the item and m is the percent markup based on cost. What is the formula solved for m?
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The selling price, s, of an item is s = c + mc, where c is the cost of the item and m is the percent markup based on cost. What is the formula solved for m?

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Step-by-step explanation: m=s-c/c

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