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Business, 13.11.2019 08:31 jimeneznancy650

Stock in globin publishing costs $8.72 per share. mary buys 105 shares of globin publishing through her broker, who charges her a commission of $348. how much did mary pay in total to purchase the stock? a. $468.41 b. $915.60 c. $1,263.60 d. $3,139.56

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