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Quiz 4: Mathematics of Merchandising
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Question 141
Short Answer
Sonic Boom obtained a sound system for $2,400 less 30% and 15%. The system was originally priced so that, when sold in a "20% off" sale, the store's overhead and operating profit represent 25% and 15%, respectively, of the sale price. In a Midnight Madness Special, the system was sold at a "
off" special price. a) What was the original "regular price"? b) What was the profit or loss at the special price?
Question 142
Short Answer
Merchandise with a wholesale price of $4,926 is purchased less 55% and 22%. If the retail price is $3,074, determine the mark-up on cost.
Question 143
Short Answer
Office furniture was purchased by a retailer for $506 less 32% and 9%. There is a 39% mark-up on cost and operating expenses are 14% of selling price. If the retailer put the furniture on sale to realize an 18.15% mark-up, determine the price it was sold.
Question 144
Short Answer
A sweater sells for $130.50. Overhead expenses are 25% of cost and operating profit is 20% of cost. What rate of markdown will price the sweater at the break-even price?
Question 145
Short Answer
An item costs $63. The selling price is set to include a profit of 25% of the selling price and estimated overhead expenses of 30% of the selling price. What is the rate of mark-up on cost?
Question 146
Short Answer
If the rate of mark-up on selling price of lettuce in a grocery store is 60% of the selling price, what is the rate of mark-up on cost?
Question 147
Multiple Choice
Mavis Industries sells industrial fans that have a list price of $587.50. The trade discount that they offer to Don Ellis Construction is 37%. What is the net price?
Question 148
Multiple Choice
A 12½% discount allowed on an article amounted to $25.50. What was the list price?
Question 149
Short Answer
A product with a wholesale price of $4,524 is sold less 49% and 17%. The retail price of the product is $3,070. Determine the mark-up on cost.
Question 150
Short Answer
The wholesale price of an industrial part is $5,523 less 37% and 25%. The retailer has a mark-up on cost is 29.83%. Operating expenses for the retailer is 35% of selling price. If the part is sold for $2,879.80, determine the rate of mark-up actually realized.
Question 151
Short Answer
Furniture Warehouse bought freezers for $1,800 less 33
% and 5%. The store's overhead works out to 30% of cost. The freezers are initially priced so that a profit of 16⅔% of cost will be realized when a freezer is sold at a "15% off" price. a) What is the initial full rate of mark-up on cost? b) During its Scratch-and-Save sale, customers qualify for an extra discount of either 5%, 7%, or 10%. This extra discount appears when the customer scratches a ticket at the time of a purchase. It is added to the basic 15% discount, making the combined discount 20%, 22%, or 25%, respectively. What is the store's profit or loss per freezer at each of these discounts?
Question 152
Multiple Choice
The net proceeds to the vendor of a house after payment of 4.8% real estate commission was $182,784.00. At what price did the house sell?
Question 153
Short Answer
An item purchased for $150, less 25%, was marked up by 40% of cost. The item was then reduced 30%. What was the sale price?
Question 154
Short Answer
A wholesaler sells a product for $4,637 less 36% and 19%. The retailer prices the product at 26.76% mark-up on cost. If operating expenses for the retailer are 25% of selling price, then determine the amount of operating expenses pertaining to the product.
Question 155
Short Answer
M. Studios buys cameras for $750, less 10%, plus an additional volume discount of 8% on orders of 200 or more. The list price of the cameras is based on operating expenses of 20% of cost and a desired profit of 15% of cost. The store manager has 10 cameras remaining from an order of 250, and has decided to sell them at the breakeven price. What will be the rate of markdown?
Question 156
Short Answer
A product is purchased for $1,460 less 30% and 5%. Mark-up on cost is 54%. Determine the retail price for the product.
Question 157
Short Answer
A dining set was purchased by Sears for $903 less 28% and 6%. Sears marks up this product by 38% of cost. If operating expenses amounted to $67.23, then determine the operating expenses as a percentage of selling price.