The problem in the image asks to calculate how much Victor received after selling 35 shares of a company at $328 per share, factoring in a flat fee of $12 for completing the sale.

Here's how we can solve the problem step by step:

1. Calculate the total value of the shares: $35 \, \text{shares} \times 328 \, \text{dollars per share} = 11,480$ This is the total amount received from selling the shares.

2. Subtract the fee from the total: The fee for the transaction is $12, so we subtract this amount: $11,480 - 12 = 11,468$ This is how much Victor actually received after the fee.

Thus, the net proceeds are $11,468.

Do you want more details or have any questions? Here are five relative questions to deepen understanding:

1. How would the result change if Victor sold 50 shares instead of 35?
2. What would the net proceeds be if the flat fee were a percentage of the total sale?
3. How do brokerage fees affect the profit from stock sales in the real world?
4. Could Victor’s total proceeds increase or decrease if the share price fluctuated?
5. How can we model the effect of varying fees on stock sale profits?

Tip: When calculating net proceeds from sales, always account for both fixed and percentage-based fees to get an accurate picture of your earnings.