A company purchased 10,000 pairs of men's slacks for $19.36 per pair and marked them up $22.33. What was the selling price of each pair of slacks? Use the formula S=C + M The selling price of each pairs of slacks is $ Em

A company purchased 10,000 pairs of men's slacks for $19.36 per pair and marked them up $22.33. What was the selling price of each pair of slacks? Use the formula S=C + M The selling price of each pairs of slacks is $ Em

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