Real Estate Math
A NH home listed at $359,000 sells for 97% of the listing price. The broker earns 5.5% of the sale price. What is the broker's commission?
A$19,745
B$18,754
C$19,154✓ Correct
D$18,245
Explanation
Sale price = $359,000 × 0.97 = $348,230.
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