Fred buys flags from a manufacturer for (unknown) dollars each then sells the flags in his store for a 26% markup. write the markup as a decimal write the expression for the retail price of the flag what is the retail price of a flag for which fred paid $40 how much was added to the cost of the flag (what was the markup)

The 26% markup means that he is selling the flags 26% above the cost.

So, the cost would represent 100%, which is 1, and 26% of markup in decimal number is 0.26.

The price including the markup would be 1.26 as decimal or 126% as percentage.

The problem states that the cost is unknown, so we represent that with a variable x. The retail price would be 1.26x, which is 126% per flag.

Finally, if Fred paid $40 per flag, the actual retail price would be:

1.26($40)=$50.40.

With $10.40 of markup.

the discriminant is 64 + 4*1*12 = 112

this is prime.

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