Sanju has $12,500 of net long-term capital gain and $7,800 of net short- term capital loss. This nets out to a: (a) $4,700 net long-term loss. (b) $4,700 net long-term gain (c) $4,700 net short-term gain (d) $4,700 short-term loss
Sanju has $12,500 of net long-term capital gain and $7,800 of net short- term capital loss. This nets out to a: (a) $4,700 net long-term loss. (b) $4,700 net long-term gain (c) $4,700 net short-term gain (d) $4,700 short-term loss
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![Sanju has $12,500 of net long-term
capital gain and $7,800 of net short-
term capital loss. This nets out to a:
(a) $4,700 net long-term loss.
(b) $4,700 net long-term gain
(c) $4,700 net short-term gain
(d) $4,700 short-term loss](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3a1b77d0-6047-4b6e-b308-177748ea83e2%2F22c9d027-2588-40f5-bbdd-670063dcc6e6%2F170nrb_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Sanju has $12,500 of net long-term
capital gain and $7,800 of net short-
term capital loss. This nets out to a:
(a) $4,700 net long-term loss.
(b) $4,700 net long-term gain
(c) $4,700 net short-term gain
(d) $4,700 short-term loss
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