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Samir buys T-Shirts for $10 each and markups the price by 35%. Samira claims that Samir has to mark each shirt up by $3.50. Is she correct?

Samir buys T-Shirts for $10 each and markups the price by 35%. Samira claims that Samir has to mark each shirt up by $3.50. Is she correct?
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Samir buys T-Shirts for $10 each and markups the price by 35%. Samira claims that Samir has to mark each shirt up by $3.50.

Is she correct?

User ASemy
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Yes $10 cost multiple by 1.35 is $13.50 retail so markup is $3.50.
User Bowen
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Answer: she is correct

Explanation:

35% in decimal form is 3.50

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