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A car dealership increased the price of a certain car by .13% The original price was 38,600.

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altavistard

Answer:

$43,618

Step-by-step explanation:

Find the price of the car after this price increase.  Multiplying $38,600 by 1 yields the original price, whereas multiplying it by 0.13 yields the price increase.  Thus, we can answer this question by multiplying $38,600 by 1.13:

$38,600*1.13 = $43.618.  This is the price for which the dealer sells the car.

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