Calculate the maintained markup percent. Present your answer with a percent sign, rounded to two decimal places (i.e. 19.64%). (HINT: Page 196) NOTE. There are four questions associated with this data. You will ultimately complete a complete RIM exercise. Cost ($) Retail ($) Opening inventory 130,410 201,543 Gross purchases 418,390 884,916 Returns to vendors 1,726 3,514 Cash discounts 2,040 Alteration costs 1,620 Freight 1,690 Gross Sales 806,430 Customer returns 60,340 Markdowns 120,630 Markdown cancellations 3,048 Additional markup 360 Employee discounts 1,010 Closing physical inventory 212,803

Calculate the maintained markup percent. Present your answer with a percent sign, rounded to two decimal places (i.e. 19.64%). (HINT: Page 196) NOTE. There are four questions associated with this data. You will ultimately complete a complete RIM exercise. Cost ($) Retail ($) Opening inventory 130,410 201,543 Gross purchases 418,390 884,916 Returns to vendors 1,726 3,514 Cash discounts 2,040 Alteration costs 1,620 Freight 1,690 Gross Sales 806,430 Customer returns 60,340 Markdowns 120,630 Markdown cancellations 3,048 Additional markup 360 Employee discounts 1,010 Closing physical inventory 212,803

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	Cost ($)	Retail ($)
Opening inventory	130,410	201,543
Gross purchases	418,390	884,916
Returns to vendors	1,726	3,514
Cash discounts	2,040
Alteration costs	1,620
Freight	1,690
Gross Sales		806,430
Customer returns		60,340
Markdowns		120,630
Markdown cancellations		3,048
Additional markup		360
Employee discounts		1,010
Closing physical inventory		212,803