Mark Up Mark Down
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Mark Up Mark Down
Understanding Markups and Markdowns
A shop pays $14 for a water bottle and adds $6 to its price. Its selling price is $14 + $6 = $20. A markup is the amount added to the original cost. If the shop lowers a $32 backpack by $9, its sale price is $32 − $9 = $23. A markdown is the amount taken off the original price.
- $6
- $16
- $55
- $11
- $54
- $90
- $18
- $72
- A store takes 25% off a price
- A shop adds $8 to an item's cost
- A retailer increases an item's price by $8
- A store raises prices for a weekend sale
Solve the Price Problems
Write a calculation and the answer for each problem.
Apply What You Know
Use addition to find a marked-up price and subtraction to find a marked-down price.
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