A specialty running shoe shop has a markup of 45% on the wholesale price of its shoes. The wholesale price of a given pair of shoes is $65.

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A specialty running shoe shop has a markup of

45% on the wholesale price of its shoes. The
wholesale price of a given pair of shoes is $65.

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65 x 1.45= 94.25

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Corley Brigman answered Dec 12, 2022

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