Math Problem Statement

Brandon's Furniture Store buys a sofa at a wholesale price of [$97.00]. If the markup rate at Brandon's Furniture Store is [40%], what is the markup for the sofa?

Solution

The markup for the sofa can be calculated using the formula:

Markup=Wholesale Price×Markup Rate\text{Markup} = \text{Wholesale Price} \times \text{Markup Rate}

In this case:

Markup=97.00×0.40\text{Markup} = 97.00 \times 0.40

Markup=38.80\text{Markup} = 38.80

So, the markup for the sofa is $38.80.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:

  1. What is the retail price of the sofa after adding the markup?
  2. If the markup rate was 50%, what would the new markup amount be?
  3. How would the markup change if the wholesale price was $120.00?
  4. If Brandon's Furniture Store had a 25% discount, what would be the final selling price after applying the discount to the retail price?
  5. What is the percentage increase from the wholesale price to the retail price?

Tip: When calculating markup, always convert percentage rates into decimals by dividing by 100.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Percentage
Markup Calculation
Basic Arithmetic

Formulas

Markup = Wholesale Price × Markup Rate

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grades 6-8