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1. Suzie’s Flowers purchases a wide variety of houseplants. One of Suzie's favorites, the large split-leaf philodendron, costs $13.50 from the wholesaler and requires an additional $1.00 per plant to take care of and then package prior to sale. Suzie's normal markup on houseplants is 55%. What would be the retail selling price of a large split-leaf philodendron? 2. A manufacturer sells a 3-person tent to its wholesalers for $59.95. Wholesalers take a markup on the selling price of 15% and sell to retailers who take a markup on selling price of 45%. How much does this tent cost you?

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