The local fruit stand purchases 600 pounds of bananas at $1.49 per pound. They know from experience that 15% of the bananas will have to be discarded. What original full price do they need to out on all the bananas in order to make their markup of 65% on cost

The local fruit stand purchases 600 pounds of bananas at $1.49 per pound. They know from experience that 15% of the bananas will have to be discarded. What original full price do they need to out on all the bananas in order to make their markup of 65% on cost

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