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Joe, To get the price after a 25% markup you multiply $300 by 1.25 which gives $300 × 1.25 = $375. You want to know what price you should charge so that a 15% decrease on that price gives $375, that is 85% of the sticker price should be $375. Suppose the sticker price is $p then
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441.18/300 = 1.4706 so the lets round off and say the initial markup is 47%. This gives
A discount of 15% gives the sale price as
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