@@sophiacarl2454 it's about identifying the may question that you are asking & then removing the bad answers from there. It is a standardized test! Is there a topic we can help with?
$470,000 was the net after the 6% commission. We are figuring for the Gross number (what the home sold for). So we work our number based on 94% opposed to the 6% in this example.
The part is $470,000 because that was take home after commissions were paid. So you add the commissions & the "net" together & you get the "gross" the total.
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@@emilynicholas3782 Well I've taken the exams for the second time now and succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it
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@@sophiacarl2454 it's about identifying the may question that you are asking & then removing the bad answers from there. It is a standardized test! Is there a topic we can help with?
Thanks Charles
You are welcome Lee!
Where did you get the 94% from
$470,000 was the net after the 6% commission. We are figuring for the Gross number (what the home sold for). So we work our number based on 94% opposed to the 6% in this example.
Didn't explain why $470,000 is the part
The part is $470,000 because that was take home after commissions were paid. So you add the commissions & the "net" together & you get the "gross" the total.