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Transcribed Image Text:11. It cost a singer-songwriter $67,300 for all of the expenses to engineer, record, mix, and
promote a new music disc. The cost also included the manufacturing of 5000 discs.
Assume each disc sells for $20. Find (a) the markup in dollars, (b) the markup as a percent
of cost to the nearest tenth of a percent, and (c) the markup as a percent of selling price to
the nearest tenth of a percent.
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Given information is:
Cost of producing Discs = $67300
Discs produced = 5000
Selling price per disc = $20 per disc
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