3120 Markup Or Discount To Original Price

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    The price on an item is $108 after being marked up by 163%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

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Given the price of an item, and the percentage it has been marked up or discounted, what was the original price?

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  • 2. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 135%. It is now priced at $61. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 3. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 157%. It is now priced at $190. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 4. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 134%. It is now priced at $143. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 5. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 123%. It is now priced at $314. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 6. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 42%. It is now priced at $145. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 7. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 167%. It is now priced at $238. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 8. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 30%. It is now priced at $107. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 9. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 138%. It is now priced at $355. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 10. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 173%. It is now priced at $259. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 11. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 157%. It is now priced at $95. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 12. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 62%. It is now priced at $266. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 13. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 161%. It is now priced at $389. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 14. 

    The price on an item is $176 after being discounted by 4%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 15. 

    The price on an item is $49 after being discounted by 50%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 16. 

    The price on an item is $120 after being discounted by 18%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 17. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 3%. It is now on sale for $ 65. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 18. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 74%. It is now on sale for $ 44. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 19. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 47%. It is now on sale for $ 61. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 20. 

    The price on an item is $200 after being marked up by 153%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 21. 

    The price on an item is $189 after being marked up by 89%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 22. 

    The price on an item is $72 after being marked up by 112%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 23. 

    The price on an item is $165 after being marked up by 51%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 24. 

    The price on an item is $167 after being marked up by 56%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 25. 

    The price on an item is $529 after being marked up by 189%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 26. 

    The price on an item is $66 after being marked up by 113%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 27. 

    The price on an item is $85 after being marked up by 47%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 28. 

    The price on an item is $304 after being marked up by 151%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 29. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 51%. It is now priced at $134. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 30. 

    The price on an item is $21 after being discounted by 79%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 31. 

    The price on an item is $52 after being discounted by 13%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 32. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 7%. It is now on sale for $ 83. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 33. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 29%. It is now on sale for $ 131. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 34. 

    The price on an item is $161 after being marked up by 112%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 35. 

    The price on an item is $232 after being marked up by 127%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 36. 

    The price on an item is $210 after being marked up by 5%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 37. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 42%. It is now priced at $84. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 38. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 120%. It is now priced at $422. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 39. 

    The price on an item is $56 after being discounted by 36%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 40. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 6%. It is now on sale for $ 46. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 41. 

    During a sale, an item is discounted by 38%. It is now on sale for $ 29. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 - interest rate)

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  • 42. 

    The price on an item is $130 after being marked up by 6%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 43. 

    The price on an item is $320 after being marked up by 199%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 44. 

    The price on an item is $190 after being marked up by 104%. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 45. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 52%. It is now priced at $79. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 46. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 38%. It is now priced at $236. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 47. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 185%. It is now priced at $188. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 48. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 9%. It is now priced at $97. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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  • 49. 

    The price on an item is has been marked up by 136%. It is now priced at $184. What was the original price to the nearest dollar?

    Explanation
    For items that are marked up, take the price you are given, multiply by 100, then divide by (100 + interest rate)

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