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Near the city park, Wendi Haskell opened a bicycle shop where she rents and sells both mountain and road racing bikes. Wendi buys her rental mountain bikes from a local manufacturer whose cost is 180 for each bike. If Wendi pays 315 for each bike, what is the manufacturer's markup percent based on its cost?

Question 2

If the U.S. dollar is valued at 0.199271 per Danish krone, how many dollars would a company pay to purchase merchandise from Denmark costing 70,148 Danish krone?



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Answer to Question 1

315 - 180 = 135 manufacturer's dollar markup;
135  180 = 0.75 = 75 markup percent based on cost

Answer to Question 2

13,978.46





 

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