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rewona [7]
4 years ago
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A seller netted $55,000 at closing. if the seller paid costs of $1000 and an 8.5% commission, what was the sale price to the nea

rest dollar?
Business
1 answer:
Ulleksa [173]4 years ago
6 0

Answer: The sale price to the nearest dollar was $61,202

We arrive at the answer as follows:

The term 'netted' refers to the seller's profits after deducting costs and commissions.

Hence we need to add back these amounts to arrive at the sale price.

                      Net Proceeds                                       $55,000

<u>Add:              Costs                                                          $1,000   </u>

                     Total                                                         $56,000  

The commission is 8.5%; however commissions are quoted as a percentage of sales price.

Expressed in other words, if the sale price was 100, commissions were 8.5. That would mean that the total above would be the equivalent of 100 - 8.5 = 91.5

From this we can arrive at the sale price as follows:

Sales Price = \frac{56000 * 100}{91.5}

Sales Price = 61,202

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