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A natural gas oven cost a retailer $420.00 less 37%, 22%, 3.75%. It carries a regular selling price on its price tag at a markup of 65% of the regular selling price. During the end-of-season sale, the barbecue is marked down 42%.
a) What is the end-of-season sale price?
b) What rate of markup based on cost will be realized during the sale?
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a)    Cost = 420(1-0.37)(1-0.22)(1-0.0375) = $198.65
   Regular selling price = Cost + markup
   S = 198.65 + .65S
   .35S = 198.65
   S = $567.57
   Sale price = 567.57 - 0.42(567.57)
   = 567.57 - 238.38 = $329.19
b)    Markup realized = 329.19 - 198.65 = 130.54
   Rate of markup realized on cost =   = 65.7136%
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