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We see that markup % on selling price=(Selling Price-Cost)/Selling Price=1-Cost/Selling Price
Hence, Selling Price=Cost/(1-Markup%)
So, Retailer selling price=5/((1-20%)*(1-10%)*(1-30%))=9.92
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