1. The buyer plans to purchase $25,000 (retail) worth of children's coats for a back-to-school sale.  He has already purchased 180 coats that cost $45 each and will retail for $80 each.  What markup percent must be obtained on the balance of coats in order to average a 44.5% markup?

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1. The buyer plans to purchase $25,000 (retail) worth of children's coats for a back-to-school sale.  He has already purchased 180 coats that cost $45 each and will retail for $80 each.  What markup percent must be obtained on the balance of coats in order to average a 44.5% markup?

2. During July, a buyer plans to buy gowns with a retail value of $10,000.  She has purchased 150 gowns at $15 each that will retail for $35.00.  What markup should she obtain on the remaining gowns in order to achieve a 47.5% markup goal?

 Present your answer rounded to two decimal places, with a percent sign (i.e. 42.35%).

3. A menswear buyer needs 84 shirts to retail at $18 each and 52 pairs of slacks to retail at $35 each.  He needs to average a 47.50% markup.  If he pays $9.50 for each shirt, how much can he pay for each pair of slacks in order to achieve his planned markup percent?

Present your answer with a dollar-sign, comma separator, and rounded to the penny (i.e. $1,250.88).

4. A buyer plans to purchase 250 towels for the store's harvest sale and to retail each towel for $7.50.  He has placed an order for 128 towels that cost $3.25 each.  What is the most he can pay for each of the remaining towels if he wishes to average a 42% markup?

Present your answer with a dollar-sign, comma separator, and rounded to the penny (i.e. $1,250.88).

5. A buyer needs to average a 44% markup.  She has purchased 25 flannel robes that cost $18.50 each and 32 fleece robes that cost $24 each.  If she retails the flannel robes for $29 each, what must be the average retail for each fleece robe in order to achieve the planned markup?

Present your answer with a dollar-sign, comma separator, and rounded to the penny (i.e. $1,250.88).

6.

The sportswear department had an opening inventory of $95,000 at cost with a markup of 45.5% on March 1.  During the month, the buyer for the department purchased additional merchandise with a retail value of $50,000 with a 48% markup.  Calculate the cumulative markup percent for March.

Present your answer rounded to two decimal places, with a percent sign (i.e. 42.35%).

7. The opening inventory for the boys' department on March 1 was $150,000 at cost and $260,000 at retail.  During the month, the department received merchandise that cost $95,000 with a 51% markup.  Find the cumulative markup percent.

Present your answer rounded to two decimal places, with a percent sign (i.e. 42.35%).

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