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What was the total cost for purchasing Exxon?

What was the cost for purchasing 250 shares of IBM?

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The total cost of shares is calculated.

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ABC Company's Common Stock Transactions
Company Buy (1) or Sell (2) No. of Shares Per Share Quote Odd-lot Differential Broker's Commission Receipts from Sale Cost for Purchase
Rate Amount Rate Amount
IBM 1 250 90.75 $0.125 . . $.02 . .
GE 2 300 62.50 . . . $.0175 . .
GM 2 175 44.625 .01 . . $.02 . .
Exxon 1 500 73.25 . . . $.02 . .
Texaco 1 225 65.375 .01 . . $.015 . .
Total . . ...

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