Wyatt's western wear purchases shirts for $49.50 each. A $34.00 markup is added to the shirt. What is the selling price?
49.50 + 34.00 = ?
To find the selling price, you need to add the cost of the shirt to the markup.
Cost of the shirt = $49.50
Markup = $34.00
Selling price = Cost of the shirt + Markup
Selling price = $49.50 + $34.00
Selling price = $83.50
Therefore, the selling price of the shirt is $83.50.
To calculate the selling price, we need to add the cost of the shirt to the markup amount.
The cost of each shirt is $49.50.
The markup added to the shirt is $34.00.
To find the selling price, we add these two amounts together:
Selling price = cost of the shirt + markup
Selling price = $49.50 + $34.00
Selling price = $83.50
Therefore, the selling price of the shirt is $83.50.