Given:
The cost price=$700.
The selling price =$1000
Required:
We need to find the markup and markup rate.
Explanation:
Consider the markup formula.
[tex]Markup=Selling\text{ price-cost price}[/tex]Substitute Selling price=1000 and cost price =700 in the formula.
[tex]Markup=1000-700[/tex][tex]Markup=\text{ \$}300[/tex]Consider the markup rate formula.
[tex]Markup\text{ rate}=\frac{Sellingprice-costprice}{cost\text{ price}}\times100[/tex]Substitute Selling price=1000 and cost price =700 in the formula.
[tex]Markup\text{ rate}=\frac{1000-700}{700}\times100[/tex][tex]Markup\text{ rate}=\frac{300}{700}\times100[/tex][tex]Markup\text{ rate}=42.85714[/tex][tex]Markup\text{ rate}=42.86\text{ \%}[/tex]Final answer:
[tex]Markup\text{ in dollars}=\text{ \$}300[/tex][tex]Markup\text{ rate}=42.86\text{ \%}[/tex]