The cost, C, of an item (the price paid by a retailer) plus the markup, M, on that item (the retailer's profit) equals the selling price, S, of the item. The formula is Upper C plus Upper M equals Upper S. The selling price of a computer is $1770. If the markup on the computer is $130 , find the cost to the retailer for the computer.

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Theodore Carney

2 July, 07:32

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Chaz · Answer 1

Answer: so if C+M=S

You have to subtract selling price and markup to find the seller cost

Step-by-step explanation:

S=1770

M=130

C=1640

S-M=C