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Answer : B = 52 %
Gross Profit % = ( Gross Profit / Sales ) * 100.
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of Goods sold.
Gross Profit = $ 610000 - $ 290000 = $ 320000
Gross Profit Ratio = ( 320000 / 610000 ) * 100 = 52 %
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