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A lollipop cost the store $0.85, The store want a 55% markup. What would the price of the lollipop be with a 55% markup?
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A lollipop cost the store $0.85, The store want a 55% markup. What would the price of the lollipop be with a 55% markup?

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1.32
Because you have to add $0.85 + 55%
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$1.32 is the answer.

$0.85 + 55% = 1.32

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