A realtor earns a 3.25% commission

Mathematics

1 answer:

dlinn [17]4 years ago

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Since the commission is 3.25%, we simply multiply this fraction in decimal form by x, since it will equal 10566.40:

0.0325*x=10566.40

Divide both sides by 0.0325:

x = 10566.40/0.0325

x = 325120

The house sold for $325,120

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