Real Estate Math
A buyer makes an offer of $289,000, the seller counters at $295,000, and they settle at $292,500. At a combined 6% commission, how much total commission is earned?
A$17,340
B$17,400
C$17,550✓ Correct
D$17,700
Explanation
Commission = $292,500 × 0.06 = $17,550.
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