A salesperson's commission rate is 6%. What is the commission from the sale of $31,000 worth of furnaces?
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$1860\n\n31000 dividend by 100 muliply by 6
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100%------>$1200\n80%-------->y\n(80x1200)/100=y\ny=960\nafter 2years\n80% of 960\n$768\n768 is 64% of 1200\nthe decrease was  36%
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I am not a real estate professional, but have worked in the industry. The 5% is actually a standard rate, but 4% may be negotiated. You have to remember the commission is split between the 2 brokers that make the deal, so they usually get only 2.5% each.\n\nCheers.
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To find the rate of each store price.....\nJust divide .88 cents by 5.51oz =.1597 cents per ounce\nThen divide .99 cents by 6 oz =.165 cents per ounce\nThe store that sold the item for .1597 cents per ounce has a better deal.
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10% COMMISSION ON SALE PRICE
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Let X be the sales Kenisha need to make, the equation will be \n     0.04X + 500 = 0.05X = 400\n     500 - 400 = 0.05X - 0.04X\n     100 = 0.01X\n     10000 = X\nI think the first offer is better, cause it kind of tough to have $10000 sales per month, you think? Hope this help.
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25%\n\n25 cents goes fro ads
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6% is standard, however commissions are negotiable.
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Isn't it 25%?\n\nFirst you find the difference.\n32 - 24 = 8\nThen you divide the difference by the original price.\n8 / 32 = .25\nMultiply by 100.\n25%
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Take the original/wholesale price, and divide it by .35\nThis will equal your selling price. (with 65% markup)
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300000*8%=?\nthen subtract that amount from the 300000
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Formula: original cost x ( 1 + Profit% ) = sell price\n\nIn this case:\nC x (1+25%) = 39000\nC x 1.25 = 39000\nC = 31200\n\nTo check use:\n(Sell price - original cost)/original cost should equal to profit %\n\nTherefore, \n(39000-31200)/31200 = 0.25 = 25%  (this proves that C = 31200 is correct)
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you should contact your Broker/Dealer agency's commissions department or the life insurance's commissions department.  they should be able to tell you.  they way that commissions are paid out also depends on the type of product you sold as well.
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Hi-\nRealtors are paid 100% commission in residential real estate typically splitting either side of the transaction with the sponsoring broker. For example if you represented a buyer on a $500K purchase at a 6% rate, 3% would go to each side and then that would typically be split 50 -50 from there. Good rule of thumb is 1.5% of any transaction. There are situations in commercial where a firm will give you a draw that gets paid back once transactions are complete.
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Gross Sales - $160,000\nSales Return - 32%\nAllowances - 51,200\nNet Sales - 51,200
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commissions are negotiable.
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I think the simplest way to solve this is to move the decimal place over one to the left.   If for example they wanted 1% you would move it over two to the left.  If they wanted .01% three to the left.  If they wanted .001% four to the left.  You get the point. \n\nSo 10%= $2500