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Price Markdowns in Modern Business Mathematics - Prof. Brigitte Martineau, Study notes of Mathematics

A part of the modern business mathematics textbook by brigitte martineau, specifically from section 8.2. It covers the concept of price markdowns, where retailers sell merchandise at prices lower than the regular selling price. Examples and formulas to calculate sale prices and markdowns. Students will learn how to find the sale price given a percentage reduction, find the regular selling price given a sale price, and calculate the markdown amount and percentage.

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MTH 130 Modern Business Mathematics
Brigitte Martineau Section 8.2
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Markdown
When the merchandise is not sold at regular price, the retailer will decide to sell at
_________ price also called ________________
Base is always the ___________ price
The sale price will become the new price.
Formula used: Selling Price - Markdown = Sale Price
1. A 30% reduction is given on an electric can opener that usually sells for $20. Find the sale
price.
2. Following a 12.5% reduction, a lamp was sold for $43. Find the regular selling price.
3. A television that usually sells for $450, was sold on sale for $360. What was the dollar
amount and percent of markdown?
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MTH 130 Modern Business Mathematics Brigitte Martineau Section 8.

Page 1 of 2

Markdown

When the merchandise is not sold at regular price, the retailer will decide to sell at

_________ price also called ________________

Base is always the ___________ price

The sale price will become the new price.

Formula used: Selling Price - Markdown = Sale Price

  1. A 30% reduction is given on an electric can opener that usually sells for $20. Find the sale price.
  2. Following a 12.5% reduction, a lamp was sold for $43. Find the regular selling price.
  3. A television that usually sells for $450, was sold on sale for $360. What was the dollar amount and percent of markdown?

MTH 130 Modern Business Mathematics Brigitte Martineau Section 8.

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  1. A DVD player that usually sells for $160 originally cost the retailer $95. If the operating expenses are 10% of the regular selling price, what is the maximum markdown, expressed both as a dollar amount and as a percent that the retailer can offer and still break even?
  2. A hand calculator that cost a retailer $12 is being sold on sale at 25% off the regular price of $24. How much net profit or loss will be made if expenses were 20% of the regular selling price?
  3. The Snow Shop paid $300 each for a shipment of snow blowers, and then marked each one up by 40% of the selling price. At the end of the winter, those that had not been sold were reduced 25%. What were the regular selling price and the sale price?