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Ceiling = Selling price - Cost to distribute
Floor = Ceiling - Normal profit margin
(a) Ceiling limit = $305.28 - $27.36 = $277.92
Floor = $277.92 - $46.08 = $231.84
(b) Ceiling limit = $208.80 - $11.52 = $197.28
Floor = $197.28 - $41.76 = $155.52
Cost = $152.64
Market = Middle of ceiling limit, floor and replacement cost.
= $155.52
(c) Ceiling limit = $106.2 - $3.6 = $102.6
Floor = $102.6 - $30.6 = $72
Cost = $76.32
Market = Middle of ceiling limit, floor and replacement cost.
Market = $73.44
Lower of cost or market = $73.44
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