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You offer to sell a used car for $1,895. Yesterday you purchased the car for $1,755. What percentage markup on cost are you charging (to the nearest tenth)?

You offer to sell a used car for $1,895. Yesterday you purchased the car for $1,755. What percentage markup on cost are you charging (to the nearest tenth)?
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You offer to sell a used car for $1,895. Yesterday you purchased the car for $1,755. What percentage markup on cost are you charging (to the nearest tenth)?

User Sudhir Bastakoti
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Answer:

8.0%

Explanation:

1.
1895-1755=140

2.
(140)/(1755) =0.07977208

3. 8.0%

User Paddy Popeye
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