1. Chapter 8
Markup: Assignments

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3. Multiply the cost by the markup percent to get the dollar markup.
to Compute the Selling Price Based on Cost
Multiply the cost by the markup percent to get the dollar markup.
Add the dollar markup to the cost to get the selling price. 2
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4. Add the markup percent to 100%.
to Compute the Selling Price Directly from the Cost
Add the markup percent to 100%.
Multiply this sum by the cost to get the selling price. 2
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5. Add the markup percent to 100%.
to Compute the Cost Directly from the Selling Price
Add the markup percent to 100%.
Divide the selling price by this sum to get the cost. 2
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6. Subtract the cost from the selling price to get the dollar markup.
to Compute the Markup Percent Based on Cost
Subtract the cost from the selling price to get the dollar markup.
Divide the dollar markup by the cost to get the markup percent. 3
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7. Subtract the dollar markup from the selling price to get the cost.
to Compute the Cost Based on Selling Price
Multiply the selling price by the markup percent to get the dollar markup.
Subtract the dollar markup from the selling price to get the cost. 4
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8. Subtract the markup percent from 100%.
to Compute the Cost Directly from the Selling Price
Subtract the markup percent from 100%.
Multiply this difference by the selling price to get the cost. 4
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9. Subtract the markup percent from 100%.
to Compute the Selling Price Directly from the Cost
Subtract the markup percent from 100%.
Divide the cost by this difference to get the selling price. 4
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10. Subtract the cost from the selling price to get the dollar markup.
to Compute the Markup Percent from the Selling Price
Subtract the cost from the selling price to get the dollar markup.
Divide the dollar markup by the selling price to get the markup percent. 5
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11. Assignment 8.1: Markup Based on Cost
Calculate the missing terms.
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12. Assignment 8.1: Markup Based on Cost
In the following problems, the markup percent is based on cost. Find the missing terms.
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13. Assignment 8.1: Markup Based on Cost
In the following problems, the markup percent is based on cost. Find the missing terms. Round all percents to the nearest tenth of a percent.
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14. Assignment 8.1: Markup Based on Cost
Business Applications. In the following problems, the markup percent is based on cost. Round all percents to the nearest tenth of a percent.
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15. Assignment 8.1: Markup Based on Cost
Business Applications. In the following problems, the markup percent is based on cost. Round all percents to the nearest tenth of a percent. (cont’d)
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16. Assignment 8.2: Markup Based on Selling Price
Calculate the missing terms.
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17. Assignment 8.2: Markup Based on Selling Price
In the following problems, the markup percent is based on selling price. Find the missing terms.
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18. Assignment 8.2: Markup Based on Selling Price
In the following problems, the markup percent is based on selling price. Find the missing terms.
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19. Assignment 8.2: Markup Based on Selling Price
Business Applications. In the following problems, the markup percent is based on selling price. Round all percents to the nearest tenth of a percent.
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20. Assignment 8.2: Markup Based on Selling Price
Business Applications. In the following problems, the markup percent is based on selling price. Round all percents to the nearest tenth of a percent. (cont’d)
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21. Chapter Terms for Review
cost of goods sold
dollar markup
markup
markup based on selling price
markup percent
markup percent based on cost
markup rate
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