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Two competing department stores have a radio whose cost is $10.82. Both stores advertise that they sell the radio on a 70% markup. However, store A bases the markup on the selling price, while store B bases it on the cost price. What is the selling price of the radio in the two stores?

category

business

options

  1. Store A: $23.95, Store B: $18.39
  2. Store A: $10.82, Store B: $7.57
  3. Store A: $18.39, Store B: $23.95
  4. Store A: $15.00, Store B: $20.00
  5. Store A: $30.00, Store B: $25.00
  6. Store A: $18.39, Store B: $36.07
  7. Store A: $25.00, Store B: $30.00
  8. Store A: $7.57, Store B: $10.82
  9. Store A: $20.57, Store B: $25.72
  10. Store A: $36.07, Store B: $18.39

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stemez-Business

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728
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53514efd-f18a-5aa7-854c-fd1783a99e00
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default--test--728
task_revision_id
1
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default / test

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