Bill Lounsberry's hobby was repairing old foreign sports cars in a garage at home. To store parts, Lounsberry bought some steel industrial warehouse shelving. Each unit was 6 feet long, 7 feet tall, and 2 feet deep with 500 pound capacity for each shelf. The distributor sold each unit for 425 . Calculate the cost per unit to the distributor if the dollar markup on each unit was 92.30.
Question 2
An American purchased a shirt in Melbourne, Australia for 42 Australian dollars. The exchange rate was 0.903497 Australian dollars for one U.S. dollar. How much did he have to pay in U.S. dollars?
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