Janelle Austin services hot tubs and spas and sells replacement parts. Janelle marks up replacement parts 30 based on selling price. Compute the selling price of a hot tub water heater that has a cost of 107.17.
Q. 2If the euro is valued at 1.4851 in U.S. dollars, compute the amount in euro one could purchase for 100 in U.S. currency. (Round answer to two decimal places.)
Q. 3Cesare Aguilar works as a salesperson for an office products warehouse store. The markup percent on laser printers is based on selling price. One popular, competitively priced laser printer sells for 520 . Cesare knows that the cost of this item is 312 . Compute the markup percent based on selling price.
Q. 4If the euro is valued at 1.4851 in U.S. dollars, compute the amount of U.S. dollars necessary to buy 100 euro.
Q. 5Near the city park, Wendi Haskell opened a bicycle shop where she rents and sells both mountain and road racing bikes. Wendi buys her rental mountain bikes from a local manufacturer whose cost is 180 for each bike. If Wendi pays 315 for each bike, what is the manufacturer's markup percent based on its cost?
Q. 6If the U.S. dollar is valued at 0.199271 per Danish krone, how many dollars would a company pay to purchase merchandise from Denmark costing 70,148 Danish krone?
Q. 7Wilson Gomez manages the large screen television sales for a high-volume, discount appliance dealer. Large screen televisions are normally marked up only 40 based on selling price. Compute the dollar markup and the dealer's cost on a large screen television set that sells for 2,190.
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