A wholesaler sells a jacket that is normally $152 less 36%, 36% and 27%. If the mark-up on the jacket is 68%, then the selling price is $152.03

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The calculation for the final selling price after discounts and markup does not result in $152.03. To find the correct selling price, you would first apply each discount sequentially to the original price and then apply the markup to the discounted price. The provided statement does not give enough information to accurately calculate the final selling price, and the specific numbers given do not align with typical calculations for discounts and markups.

A Wholesaler Sells a Jacket That Is Normally $152 Less