The opening inventory for the boys' department on March 1 was $150,000 at cost and $260,000 at retail. During the month, the department received merchandise that cost $95,000 with a 51% markup. Find the cumulative markup percent. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places, with a percent sign (i.e. 42.35%).

The opening inventory for the boys' department on March 1 was $150,000 at cost and $260,000 at retail. During the month, the department received merchandise that cost $95,000 with a 51% markup. Find the cumulative markup percent. Present your answer rounded to two decimal places, with a percent sign (i.e. 42.35%).

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