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Sample Problems

The document contains sample problems related to markup, mark-on, and markdown calculations in retail scenarios. It includes specific examples for clothing, shoes, bakery items, furniture, and other products, requiring calculations for selling prices, markups, and markdowns. Each problem provides a cost price and asks for the corresponding markup or markdown values and selling prices.
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Sample Problems

The document contains sample problems related to markup, mark-on, and markdown calculations in retail scenarios. It includes specific examples for clothing, shoes, bakery items, furniture, and other products, requiring calculations for selling prices, markups, and markdowns. Each problem provides a cost price and asks for the corresponding markup or markdown values and selling prices.
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SAMPLE PROBLEMS:

MARKUP
1. A clothing store bought a jacket for ₱1,500 and marked it up by 20% of the
cost. How much is the markup? What is the selling price of the jacket?

2. A shoe store bought a pair of sneakers for ₱2,500. The store owner wants to
sell it at a 35% markup based on the selling price. How much is the markup?
What will be the selling price of the sneakers?

3. A bakery purchases ingredients for ₱1,600 to make a cake. If the bakery


marks it up by 40%, how much will they sell it for?

MARKON
4. A bag costs ₱1,500. The store applied a 30% mark-on based on the selling
price. How much is the mark-on? What is the selling price?

5. A furniture store sold a table for ₱9,000 with a mark-on of 25%. How much is
the mark-on? What was the original cost of the table?

6. A shoe store purchased sneakers for ₱1,400 per pair. If the store wants a
20% mark-on, how much should they add to the cost to get the selling price?

MARKDOWN
7. A dress originally priced at ₱2,800 was marked down by 25% during a sale.
How much is the markdown? What is the new selling price?

8. A store wants to clear old stocks by reducing the price of a watch from
₱5,000 to ₱4,200. How much is the markdown? What is the markdown rate?

9. A furniture shop marked down a dining table from ₱10,000 to ₱8,600. What is
the percentage of the markdown?

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