A clothing store buys shorts from the manufacturer. The store then marks up the price by 6%. Write an expression as a sum to represent the new price if the original price of short was $12.

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Jessica Mercer

25 April, 14:36

A clothing store buys shorts from the manufacturer. The store then marks up the price by 6%. Write an expression as a sum to represent the new price if the original price of short was $12.

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Abbott · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent the new price of the shorts.

The original price of the shorts is given as $12. The store then marks up the price by 6%. This means that the amount by which the original price was marked up would be

6/100 * 12 * 0.06 * 12 = $0.72

The new price of the short would be the sum of the original price and the amount by which it was marked up. It becomes

x = 12 + 0.72