The school is able to buy a dozen roses for $9.36. The roses will be sold with a 150% markup. For what price will the school sell 1 dozen roses?

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Scryt · Answer

$ 9.36 it is normall price which mean its 100% 
 150 % ∗ $ 9.36 it price with mark up 
 And we know that 150 % = 1.5 
 so: 
 9.36 ∗ 1.5 = 14.04 
 Answer: This school will sell 1 dozen roses for $ 14.04

vannesamartienz16 · Answer

23.40 ;

Scryt · Answer

The school will sell 1 dozen roses for $23.40 after applying a 150% markup on the purchase price of $9.36. This is calculated by finding the markup amount and adding it to the cost price. Thus, the final selling price is $23.40. 
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The school is able to buy a dozen roses for $9.36. The roses will be sold with a 150% markup. For what price will the school sell 1 dozen roses?

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