Does that $5,000 was alone from this $200?

Yesterday you told me the machine cost $5,000. Now you are telling me you also charge $200 for its installation. Did you include this $200 in the $5000? or 'Did the $5000 include the $200? or 'Is it $5000 including the $200?

Thank you Nona-the-Brit

I think you considered the person to whom I am speaking is a dealer, but I am speaking to a person who have bought the machine for his use. I am his neighbour, and I am just curious to know how much it cost him to buy the machine. Moreover, if you want to say that amount is different, and this amount is different, how should I say. Can I say, "Was that $5,000 di

In that case then something along the lines of 'Did the $5000 include the installation charge?

Nona The BritIn that case then something along the lines of 'Did the $5000 include the installation charge?

So can I also say, like this, "Did the $ 5000 include the installaion charge, or that was different"?

different is not appropriate in this context.

'extra' is the word you would normally use here.