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I heard that you might have to increase your prices by 12%. If I normally pay $45 per order, how much would my order be if the price increase happens?

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Given :- I heard that you might have to increase your prices by 12%. If I normally pay $45 per order, how much would my order be if the price increase happens?

Solution :-

→ Initial price per order = $45

and,

→ Increased price by = 12% of initial price = 12% of $45 = (12 * 45)/100 = $5.4

so,

→ Final price = Initial price + Increased price = 45 + 5.4 = $50.4 (Ans.)

Another method :-

→ Initial price per order = $45

→ Increased price = 12%

so,

→ Final price = $45 + 12% of $45 = $45(100 + 12) = (45 * 112)/100 = $50.4 (Ans.)

[ since initial value is equal to 100%. ]

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  Price is increased by 12 %

Earlier price = $45

To Find :  new price after increase

Solution:

Old price = 45  $

12 % increase

Increase in price = (12/100) 45  =   5.4  $

New price = old price = increase

=> New price = 45 + 5.4  = 50.4  $

new price after increase  = 50.4  $

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