A store pays $1.50 for a bag of candy. If the store wants to mark-up the price 60%, how much will the store sell the bag of candy for? 100% = $1.50 20%

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A store pays $1.50 for a bag of candy. If the store wants to mark-up the price 60%, how much will the store sell the bag of candy for? 100% = $ % = $0.30 Price after mark-up:$2.40

Ruby’s Slippers buys a pair of shoes for $38. If Ruby marks up the shoes 40%, what will she sell them for? 100% = $38 20% = $7.60 Price after mark-up:$53.20

A baking dish is regularly priced at $ If Kelly has a 5% coupon, how much will she pay for the dish? 100% = $ % = $0.50 Price after coupon:$10.49

Cyrus is buying a pair of dress pants for $55. They are on sale for 30% off. How much money does he need to pay for his pants? 100% = $55 10% = $5.50 Price after discount:$38.50