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Which expression can be used to find the price of a $400 telescope after a 32% markup? Select all that apply.

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Markup: 47.06%

Revenue/Price: $588.24

Gross Profit: $188.24

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The difference between the cost of producing a product C and the selling price or revenue R is the gross profit P.

R - C = P

To calculate revenue R based on cost C and desired gross margin G (in decimal notation), use the following formula:

/ R = C ( 1 - G)

The gross profit dollars P are calculated by multiplying the selling revenue dollars R by the gross margin percentage G, where G is expressed in decimal form:

R * G = P

In decimal notation, the markup % M equals gross profit P divided by cost C.

The decimal will be converted to a percentage using M = P/ C M * 100.

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