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The Food Co-op Club boasts that it has 4,700 members and a 185% increase in sales....

The Food Co-op Club boasts that it has 4,700 members and a 185% increase in sales. The markup is 37% based on cost. What would be its percent markup if selling price were the base? (Round your answer to the nearest hundredth percent.)

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