Johnny macs sporting goods bought a baseball glove from rawlings sporting goods for $66.00. they want to mark up the glove 70% on selling price. what should johnnys sell the glove for? i got 112.20, but answer is incorrect.

Your answer seems perfectly logical in the world of math. Unfortunately, the world of retail sales calculates markup percentage differently. If a remember correctly, the markup percentage is based upon the final price. Try the following: X is the final selling price. So X minus 70% of X is equal to $66.00 : X-(0.7X)=66, 0.3X=66, 66/0.3=X, X=220

Was $220.00 one possible answer?