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Mathematics, 19.08.2020 04:01 pandyjunk3981

Mary Kim invested $970 in 17 shares of stock. A month later, she sold the 17 shares at $60.63 per share. She also invested in 250 shares of stock for a total of $22,162.50. She sold this stock for $81.19 a share and paid $520 in total commissions. What was Mary Kim's profit or loss on the transactions to the nearest dollar?

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