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The cost of a pair of skis to a store owner was $700, and she sold the pair of skis for $1020.Step 3 of 3: What was her percent of profit based on selling price? Follow the problem-solving process and round your answer to thenearest hundredth if necessary.

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Explanation:

• The ,cost price ,of the pair of skis = $700

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• The ,selling price ,of the pair of skis = $1020

To calculate the percentage of profit, use the formula below:


\text{Percent of Profit=}\frac{Selling\text{ Price-Cost Price}}{\text{Selling Price}}*(100)/(1)

Substitute the given values:


\text{Percent of Profit=}\frac{1020\text{-7}00}{\text{7}00}*(100)/(1)\text{=}\frac{320}{\text{7}00}*(100)/(1)=45.71\%

The percentage profit is % (correct to the nearest hundredth).

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