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Given: Cost from Supplier: $35.75 Markup Rate: 75% Calculations:

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To calculate the selling price with a 75% markup on a cost of $35.75, you multiply the cost by 1.75, which gives you $62.56 as the final selling price.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks us to calculate the selling price of an item using a markup rate applied to the cost from the supplier. The cost given is $35.75, and the markup rate is 75%. To find the final selling price, you multiply the supplier's cost by the percentage increase which is 1 plus the markup rate (1 + 0.75 in this case).

Here's the calculation: $35.75 * (1 + 0.75) = $35.75 * 1.75 = $62.56.

The final selling price of the item would be $62.56, which does not match any of the totals provided ($56.75, $43.25, etc.), indicating there might be an issue in the given list of totals or the provided question details.

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