The selling price of an item is $650 marked up from the wholesale cost of $450. Find the percent markup from wholesale cost to selling price. selling price - markup = wholesale cost markup = percent markup x wholesale cost The percent markup is about
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This is the difference between the selling price and the wholesale cost. So, $650 (selling price) - $450 (wholesale cost) = $200 (markup). Show more…
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