Final answer:
The investor receives $1464.05 after the 6% deferred sales charge is applied to the sale of 125 units valued at $12.46 each.
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the amount the investor would receive after the deferred sales charge (DSC), we first need to calculate the total value of the units sold without the charge, which is done by multiplying the number of units by the unit value. The formula is as follows:
Total value before DSC = Number of units × Unit value
Total value before DSC = 125 units × $12.46
Total value before DSC = $1557.5
Next, we calculate the DSC amount by multiplying the total value before DSC by the DSC percentage:
DSC amount = Total value before DSC × DSC percentage
DSC amount = $1557.5 × 0.06
DSC amount = $93.45
Finally, to find out the amount the investor actually receives, we subtract the DSC amount from the total value before DSC.
Amount received = Total value before DSC - DSC amount
Amount received = $1557.5 - $93.45 = $1464.05
Therefore, the investor would actually receive $1464.05 after the deferred sales charge.