A store pays $58 for a rocking chair. The store marks up the price by 50%. What is the new price?

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A store pays $58 for a rocking chair. The store marks up the price by 50%. What is the new price?

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$87

Explanation:

58×50٪=29

58+29=87

Bogdan Razvan answered Apr 19, 2022

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