Business MathLinda Santamaria
P.P.K’s P.P.K’s is a fashion retail company that sells merchandise ranging from T-shirts, skirts, and sweaters. Our store’s home is in Las Vegas, NV. Our target market are younger women ages 16-25.
Terms of Sale4/10, n/30Invoice Date: September 2, 2009If Discount Taken Date: September 12, 2009If Discount not Taken: October 2, 2009% Cash DiscountDays to Pay Net AmountNet Amount Due InDays to take Discount
                 Mark Up StrategyFormulasSelling Price: Cost + Markup  Percent Markup Based on Cost: %M cost=Markup/Cost
               Mark Down StrategyFormulasAmount of Markdown: Original Selling Price- Sale PriceMarkdown Percent: Amount of Markdown/Original Selling Price
          Range of Merchandise PricingFormulaRange: Highest Value- Lowest Value
                       Sales Tax(Advameg, Inc., 2009)FormulasSales Tax: Selling Price X Sales Tax RateTotal Purchase Price: Selling Price + Sales Tax
FormulaMean: Sum of Values/Number of Values
             Selling Success of Items
              Frequency Distribution
SourcesAdvameg, Inc. (2009). Las Vegas: Economy. Retrieved 2009, from City-Data.com: http://www.city-data.com/us-cities/The-West/Las-Vegas-Economy.htmlBrechner, R. (2006). Contemporary Mathematics. South-Western.

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    P.P.K’s P.P.K’s isa fashion retail company that sells merchandise ranging from T-shirts, skirts, and sweaters. Our store’s home is in Las Vegas, NV. Our target market are younger women ages 16-25.
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    Terms of Sale4/10,n/30Invoice Date: September 2, 2009If Discount Taken Date: September 12, 2009If Discount not Taken: October 2, 2009% Cash DiscountDays to Pay Net AmountNet Amount Due InDays to take Discount
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    Mark Up StrategyFormulasSelling Price: Cost + Markup Percent Markup Based on Cost: %M cost=Markup/Cost
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    Mark Down StrategyFormulasAmount of Markdown: Original Selling Price- Sale PriceMarkdown Percent: Amount of Markdown/Original Selling Price
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    Range of Merchandise PricingFormulaRange: Highest Value- Lowest Value
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    Sales Tax(Advameg, Inc., 2009)FormulasSales Tax: Selling Price X Sales Tax RateTotal Purchase Price: Selling Price + Sales Tax
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    FormulaMean: Sum ofValues/Number of Values
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    Selling Success of Items
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    Frequency Distribution
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    SourcesAdvameg, Inc. (2009).Las Vegas: Economy. Retrieved 2009, from City-Data.com: http://www.city-data.com/us-cities/The-West/Las-Vegas-Economy.htmlBrechner, R. (2006). Contemporary Mathematics. South-Western.