Dollar Up! 15

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What does 'Dollar Up' mean in the context of pricing?

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'Dollar Up' means to round up the price of an item to the nearest dollar.

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If an item costs $26.49, how much do you pay when you 'Dollar Up'?

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You pay $27.00 when you 'Dollar Up' from $26.49.

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What is the 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $1.29?

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The 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $1.29 is $2.00.

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How do you calculate the 'Dollar Up' price for an item costing $16.95?

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To calculate the 'Dollar Up' price for an item costing $16.95, round it up to $17.00.

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What is the 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $6.10?

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The 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $6.10 is $7.00.

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If markers cost $3.79, what is the 'Dollar Up' price?

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The 'Dollar Up' price for markers costing $3.79 is $4.00.

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Why is rounding up prices useful in everyday transactions?

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Rounding up prices simplifies transactions and makes it easier for consumers to manage their spending.

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What is the difference between rounding up and rounding down prices?

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Rounding up increases the price to the next whole dollar, while rounding down decreases it to the nearest whole dollar.

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How would you 'Dollar Up' a price of $4.50?

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You would 'Dollar Up' a price of $4.50 to $5.00.

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What is the 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $9.99?

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The 'Dollar Up' price for an item that costs $9.99 is $10.00.