Calculate the base production cost and the net percentage increase based on the successive price changes described below.
Cevap:A technology firm sets the retail price of an industrial 3D printer by applying a markup to its base production cost. During a trade show, the retail price is discounted by . Partners who place orders at the show receive an additional discount on the trade show price.
If a partner pays for the printer, the base production cost is , and the firm's final selling price represents an overall increase of over the base production cost.
If a partner pays for the printer, the base production cost is , and the firm's final selling price represents an overall increase of over the base production cost.
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The base production cost is $5,000, and the final selling price represents an 8% overall increase.
To solve problems with successive percentage changes, express each change as a multiplier. A 125% markup is a multiplier of 2.25. A 40% discount is a multiplier of 0.60. A 20% discount is a multiplier of 0.80. Multiplying these sequentially (2.25 × 0.60 × 0.80) yields a final compound multiplier of 1.08. This means the final price is 1.08 times the base cost, which represents an 8% overall increase. Setting 1.08C equal to the final price of 5,000.
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Successive Percentage Adjustments and Reverse Calculation
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