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Deanna purchased $24,000 worth of stock and paid her broker a 1% broker 1 fee. She sold the stock when it increased to $29,100 three years later and used a discount broker who charged $35 per trade. Compute her net proceeds after the broker fees were taken out. O $4,825 O $5,100 $5,135 $5,243

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