Real Estate Math
A Connecticut buyer wants to offer 3.5% below the list price of $389,000. What is the offer amount?
A$374,315
B$375,185✓ Correct
C$385,500
D$371,000
Explanation
Discount = $389,000 × 3.5% = $13,615.
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