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$5,139
the amount recevied after 6% fees deduction = $80,511.
=>amount of fees = amount received after dedcution / (100- fees rate) * fees rate
=>$80,511 / (100-6) *6
=>$80,511/94 * 6
=>856.50 * 6
=>$5,139.
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