Find Cost if Selling Price and Percent Markup is given

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What if you have a cost price already and you want to mark up the price by 10% what is the best method to do so? Thanks.

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If they give you cost price and selling what can you calculate mark-up

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Hello, I have a question as to why a 35% markup yields a 26% profit margin.
How do I adjust the calculation to ensure the needed profit margin percentage of 35% is reached?
Thank you,
$5.00
$3.70 5.00/1.35 35%
(5-3.70)/5.00 26%

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Easy way to do it: You do the selling price divided by 1.)the percent of markup) so for this problem, you can do 142/1.35 since the increase is 35% and end up with the same answer

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a simpler way is 142/1.35. where is the 1.35? 100% + 35% = 135%. 135%= 1.35. and the selling price is 142. but why did I divide 142 by 1.35? well, we already know that 142 is the selling price but what if I told you that the 135% is also the selling price percent. yes selling price= cost+markup. cost is 100% and markup is 35% add them together and you get the selling price percent. so divide selling price by the selling price percent and you get the answer

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the metal product company produce a swing machine that sells are Rs. 300 an increase of rs.300 an increase of 15% in cost of material and 10% of labour is anticipated . if the only figure available are given below what must be the selling price to give the some percentage of gross profit as figure (a.)material cost has been 45%of cost sales (b.)labour cost has been 40% of cost sales (c.)overhead cost has been15%of cost of sales (d.) the anticipated increased cost in relation to the present value price would a 35% in percentage the gross amount pls sir solved this question it is urgent for the exams

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I was doing ok until you added 1 to the equation...c [1+0.35] = 142..where did the 1 come from????

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So I’m absolutely crap when it comes to numbers so could you just explain to me how companies can for example sell a product at a marked up price if if £170 that’s what they say the product is worth but then selling with 85%discount at £25 it doesn’t make sense to me! Are the products actually worth £175 if they are how can they be making money selling them for £25 but if they did not cost £175 to make how can they claim that they are worth that amount! Hope this isn’t confusing but would love it if you could explain it to me as best you can!

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Why not use (markup= (SP-C)/C*100) and substitute Cost (C) for X?

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1 = 100%. If 35% is 0.35

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Markup price is 450 and mark up percentage is 12.5%. Then what is cost price

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but again how can something be 135 percent out of 100 percent

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That is how retailers make profit. They may buy something for 100 and sell for 235.
Percent is calculated based on purchase price in this case. Hope that is clear.
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