At the outdoor market, craig wang sells string beans for $1.99 a pound. the beans cost $0.89 a pound to grow. what is the markup rate based on cost, to the nearest tenth of a percent?

123.6%

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given,

the amount at which Craig sells string beans per pound = $1.99

the cost to grow beans per pound = $0.89

and we know the formula to find the markup percentage:

Markup Percentage = (selling price - cost) / cost * 100

=

=

= 123.59

Therefore, the markup rate based on the cost, rounded to nearest tenth of a percent is 123.6%.

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