Real Estate Math
A seller wants to net $225,000 after paying a 6% commission. What must the property sell for (rounded to the nearest dollar)?
A$225,000
B$231,000
C$239,361✓ Correct
D$245,000
Explanation
Net to seller = Sale price × (1 − commission rate). $225,000 = Sale price × 0.
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