Car dealer paid a certain price for a car and marked it up by 7/5 and sold the car for 24,000 dollars what was the original price?
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me assume that junk shood be

x+(7/5)x=24,000

or (12/5)x=24,000

so x=24,000/(12/5)....=(5/12)*24,000

=5*2,000

=10,000
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If x was the price the dealer paid for the car, the markup price would be 7x/5 or 1.4x. So 1.4x=24000, and x=24000/1.4=$17142.86. Call it $17,143 to the nearest dollar.

If he added 7x/5 to the original price to make a profit of 1.4x, then x+1.4x=2.4x=24000 and x=24000/2.4=$10,000. (His profit would then be $14,000. Pretty good, eh? I wonder if he really managed to sell the car!)

by Top Rated User (1.1m points)

x+(x×7/5)=24000
12x/5=24000
12x=24000*5
12x=120000
x=120000/12
x=10000

by Level 8 User (30.1k points)
A car dealer paid a certain price for a car and marked it up by 7/5 of the price he paid. later,he sold it for 24.000. what is the original price?
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