ITS TWO PARTS Mr. Johnson sells and repairs watches at his store. Part A: Mr. Johnson
took the price of a watch that was listed at $60 and marked it up by 30%.
After the markup, what is the selling price of the watch?

$78, $79.20

Step-by-step explanation:

PART A: $60 times 1.3 = $78

you add 30% to 100% to get 130% since it is a mark up, and then you convert to a decimal by going to the left twice then multiplying by original price.

PART B

Since it is a discount you subtract 15 percent from 100, but then add back 5 percent since there is tax applied to get 90%, convert to decimal and multiply by original price to get $88 x .9 = $79.20

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