General Accounting Question No.12 Sarah sold her restaurant "Taste of Home" for $450,000. Shepaid a broker commission of $13,500. The building's originalcost was $385,000 with accumulated depreciation of $42,000.What is Sarah's realized gain or loss?A) $93,500B) $107,000C) $80,000D) $52,000

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Sarah sold her restaurant "Taste of Home" for $450,000. She paid a broker commission of $13,500. The building's original cost was $385,000 with accumulated depreciation of $42,000. What is Sarah's realized gain or loss? A) $93,500 B) $107,000 C) $80,000 D) $52,000