1. AutoPartsWarehouse.com purchases chrome rims for $340 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 65% of cost. What will be the selling price? Round to the nearest dollar.

2. AutoPartsWarehouse.com purchases chrome rims for $740 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 50% on selling price. What will be the percent markup on cost? Report your answer as a a percentage and round to the nearest percent.

3. AutoPartsWarehouse.com purchases chrome rims for $350 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 35% on selling price. What will be the selling price? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

4. AutoPartsWarehouse.com sells chrome rims for $1,910 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 65% of cost. What will be the percent markup on selling price? Report your answer as a percentage and round to the nearest percent.

5. AutoPartsWarehouse.com sells chrome rims for $1,255 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 85% of cost. What will be the cost? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

6. AutoPartsWarehouse.com sells chrome rims for $1,270 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 55% on selling price. What will be the percent markup on cost? Report your answer as a percentage and round to the nearest percent.

7. AutoPartsWarehouse.com sells chrome rims for $ 1,655 (for a set of 4) and uses a markup of 75% on selling price. What will be the cost? Round your answer to nearest dollar.

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