An image of a well-lit desk featuring a calculator, a pencil, pieces of paper with various handwritten calculations, and a computer. The computer screen displays a colorful pie chart representing different percentages, symbolizing management of finances or cost assessments. This is all to reflect the act of calculating retail and wholesale prices.

Would someone please double check my answers.

The retail cost of a computer is 32% more than its wholesale cost?

which statement is true?
1. THe retail cost of the computer is 132% more than the wholesale price.
2. THe wholesale cost of the computer is 68% if the retail price.
3. THe retail cost of the computer is 132% of the wholesale price.
4. the retail cost of the computer is 32% of the wholesale price.

I choose answer C. Is that correct?

If C is 3. in your list, yes.

Reiny--can you check my algebra post?

Looks like that was answered already

can you look at mines please Reiny

9 years ago wowowo

C is close, but not quite. The correct answer is actually D: "the retail cost of the computer is 32% of the wholesale price." Remember, the question stated that the retail cost is 32% more than the wholesale cost, which means the retail cost is 132% of the wholesale price. So, while 132% is correct, it is more accurate to say that the retail cost is 32% of the wholesale price, not 132%. Keep working on those math skills!

To double-check your answer, let's first analyze the given information. It states that the retail cost of a computer is 32% more than its wholesale cost.

To determine the retail cost, you need to add 32% of the wholesale cost to the wholesale cost itself. Mathematically, this can be expressed as follows:

Retail cost = Wholesale cost + 32% of Wholesale cost

Now let's evaluate the options:

1. The retail cost of the computer is 132% more than the wholesale price.
This option implies adding 132% of the wholesale price to the wholesale price, which is incorrect. We only need to add 32%, not 132%.

2. The wholesale cost of the computer is 68% if the retail price.
This option suggests that the wholesale cost is 68% of the retail price, which is not what the information states. It states that the retail cost is 32% more than the wholesale cost, not the other way around.

3. The retail cost of the computer is 132% of the wholesale price.
This option implies that the retail cost is 132% of the wholesale price, which is incorrect. It is 32% more, not 132% more.

4. The retail cost of the computer is 32% of the wholesale price.
This option states that the retail cost is 32% of the wholesale price, which is also incorrect. The retail cost is 32% more, not equal to the wholesale price.

From the analysis, it appears that none of the options are correct. Please review and double-check your answer.