John makes a commission of 2% when he sells a house. How much will John make in commission if he sells a house for $300,000?

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Anuta_ua [19.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: As a result of his company being able to sell a house of $300,000, John will earn a commission of $6,000.

When John sells a house, he gets a commission of 2% out of the selling price of that house.

If a house sells for $300,000 therefore, John will earn a commission of:

= Selling price of house x John's commission

= 300,000 x 2%

= $6,000

In conclusion, John will make a commission of $6,000.

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