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| Purchase Price | $480.00 |
| Less 40% | -$192.00 |
| $288.00 | |
| Less 25% | -$72.00 |
| Net Purchase Cost | $216.00 |
| Overhead Expense 55% | $118.80 |
| Total Cost | $334.80 |
| Markup 120% | $401.76 |
| Gross Selling Price | $736.56 |
| -Discount 40% | -$294.62 |
| Net Selling Price | $441.94 |
| Markup Amount | |
| =Net Selling Price-Total Cost | |
| =441.94-334.8 | |
| $107.14 | |
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