Abbey Inc. paid $153.49 for an antique lamp. The original Selling Price was $208.78, but this was marked down 46% due to the Christmas sale. If Operating Expenses are 14.9% of Cost, find the Absolute Loss. $47.50 O $48.75 O $40.05 O $40.75

Abbey Inc. paid $153.49 for an antique lamp. The original Selling Price was $208.78, but this was marked down 46% due to the Christmas sale. If Operating Expenses are 14.9% of Cost, find the Absolute Loss. $47.50 O $48.75 O $40.05 O $40.75

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Abbey Inc. paid $153.49 for an antique lamp. The original Selling Price was
$208.78, but this was marked down 46% due to the Christmas sale. If Operating
Expenses are 14.9% of Cost, find the Absolute Loss.
$47.50
O $48.75
O $40.05
O $40.75

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