The store bought a pair of shoes for $50, and sold it for $80. What percentage was the markup?
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Markup amount = Selling price - Cost price Markup amount = $80 - $50 Markup amount = $30 Now, we need to find the percentage of the markup with respect to the cost price. Show more…
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