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cost price is the original price.The retailer must add an additional amount called mark-up to the cost to cover the business expenses and to generate profit.
R=retail price
C=cost price
M=mark-up
so,the formula is R=C+M
Example:
when I go to my uncle's furniture shop I was able to apply this formula...
The cost price of a set of dining table is RM2560. what is the retail price if the seller
wants a 35% mark-up based on
a) cost price
b) retail price?
Solution:
a) let the retail price be RM x. so,
R=C+M
=RM2560+0.35(RM2560)
=RM3456
retail price=RM3456
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b) let the retail price be x. so,
R=C+M
x=2560+0.35x
x-0.35x=2560
0.65x=2560
x=2560/0.65
x=RM3938.46
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