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Abisha's favorite shoe store marks up their shoe prices by 47% from what they paid the manufacturer. At the store, Abisha bought a new pair of shoes for $102, after applying a $18 off coupon. What was the manufacturer's price for the shoes?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Price at which Abisha bought her new pair of shoes=$102

Coupon that was applied on the price of shoes =$18

Cost of Abisha's shoes before the coupon :-

 = 102 + 18

 = $ 120

Thus, the selling price of the shoes before the coupon was applied=$120

Let the price at which the shop bought the shoes from the manufacturer be x.

Percentage of increase in the price of the shoes bought from the manufacturer =47%

Which means :-

 = x +  \frac{47}{100}  \times x = 120

 = x +  \frac{47x}{100}  = 120

 = 100x + \frac{47x}{100}  = 120

 =  \frac{100x + 47x}{100}  = 120

 =  \frac{147x}{100}  = 120

 = 147x = 120 \times 100

 = 147x = 12000

 = x =  \frac{12000}{47}

 =  x = \$ \:   81

Thus, the price charged for the shoes by the manufacturer is $ 81

Therefore, the manufacturer's price for the shoes =$81

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