The cost of a set of DVDs after a 35% mark up can be represented by the expression b + 0.35b. Simplify the expression.

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The cost of a set of DVDs after a 35% mark up can be represented by the expression b + 0.35b. Simplify the expression.

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35%/5 = 7 b=7 7 + 35x7= 966 / 21 = 46

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