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9. A cell phone can be purchased from the manufacturer for $160. The online retailer has a
standard markup of 30%, and the store has a standard markup of 40%.
(a)What is the price of the cell phone when purchased online?
(b)What is the price of the cell phone when purchased at the store?
(c) Which is the better deal?

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30% of 160 is 48 dollars. Meaning you would take the 48 from 160. Leaving 112.So the 30% mark up would mean you would pay $112.Saving $48.

Take the 160 dollar,and have the 40% to work with. Taking this would be $64. So 160-64 is $96. They will spend $96 on the phone in-store

Purchase online- $112

Purchase in-store-$96

The better deal is in-store

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Answer:

(A) $208   (B) 224   (C) the online one. it cost less

Step-by-step explanation:

(A) find 30% of $160 and add it to 160. put that answer in dollars.

(B) find 40% of $160 and add it to 160. put that answer in dollars.

(C) it is the one that costs less

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