“I will sell it to Ms. Westbrook at a $15.00 retail price”

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“I will sell it to Ms. Westbrook at a $15.00 retail price” Wholesaler: Caleb’s Creative Math shirts Retailer: Israel’s Insane T-Shirt Co. Customer: has a 20% off coupon but needs to pay 8.25% tax. “I will sell it to you at a wholesale cost of $2.50” “I will sell it to Ms. Westbrook at a $15.00 retail price” “I love this shirt! I’ll buy it! But I have a 20% off coupon including tax” Israel’s Insane T-Shirts marked the price up by ____% He is making a ______ profit Without a customer coupon. Ms. Westbrook’s sale price is $_______ for the shirt

“I will sell it to Ms. Westbrook at a $15.00 retail price” Wholesaler: Caleb’s Creative Math shirts Retailer: Israel’s Insane T-Shirt Co. Customer: has a 20% off coupon but needs to pay 8.25% tax. “I will sell it to you at a wholesale cost of $2.50” “I will sell it to Ms. Westbrook at a $15.00 retail price” “I love this shirt! I’ll buy it! But I have a 20% off coupon including tax”