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9 June, 05:31

A broker takes 2% as commission for the sale of property of value up to rupees 3,00,000. If the sale price is more than this, the broker changes 1.5% for the remaining amount. If a property was sold for rupees 4,50,000. What was the broker's commission.

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  1. 9 June, 05:48
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    The broker's commission was rupees 8,250

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Selling price of property = rupees 450,000

    The sale price is higher than rupees 300,000

    Commission for rupees 300,000 = 2% * rupees 300,000 = rupees 6,000

    Remaining amount = rupees 450,000 - rupees 300,000 = rupees 150,000

    Commission for the remaining amount = 1.5% * rupees 150,000 = 0.015 * rupees 150,000 = rupees 2,250

    Total commission = rupees 6,000 + rupees 2,250 = rupees 8,250
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