San De Marco Company has a very unique product with no real competitors, therefore they use cost plus pricing. They mark up their cost by 78% to set selling price. The cost of their product is $87. What is the selling price of their product? Enter your answer by rounding to the nearest whole dollar. Don't enter dollar signs or commas.
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