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Aworker has four different job offers, each with a contract for six years. assuming the job descriptions are identical, which offer will allow the worker to earn the most over six years?

a starting salary of $49,000 with a 3% increase each year
a starting salary of $51,000 with a 1% increase each year
a starting salary of $48,000 with a 6% increase each year
a starting salary of $50,000 with a 2% increase each year

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Answer from: yee1264

$49,000 with a 3% increase each year
1st 49,000 x 12 = 588000
2nd 49,000 (.03) = 49,000+1470= 50,470 (12 mos)= 605640
3rd 50,470(.03) = 50470+1,514.1= 51,984.1 (12 mos)=623809.2
4th 51,984.1 (.03) = 51,984.1 + 1559.52 =53,543.62 (12)=642523.44
5th 53,543.62(.03) = 53,543.62 + 1606.31= 55,149.93 (12)= 661799.16
6th 55,149.93(.03) =55,149.93 + 1654.50=56804.43 (12)=681653.16

TOTAL =$3,803,425
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a starting salary of $51,000 with a 1% increase each year
1st 51,000 (12) =612000
2nd 51,000 (.01) = 51,000+ 510= 51510 (12) = 618120
3rd 51510 (.01) = 51510+ 515.1= 52,025.1 (12)= 624301.2
4th 52,025.1 (.01) = 52,025.1 + 520.251 = 52,545.351 (12) =630544.212
5th 52,545.351(.01) = 52,545.351 + 525.45= 53,070.801 (12)=636849.612
6th 53,070.801(.01) =53,070.801 + 530.708=53601.509=643218.108

TOTAL: $3,765,033.132

a starting salary of $48,000 with a 6% increase each year
1st 48,000
2nd 48,000 (.06) = 48,000+ 2880= 50880 (12) =576000
3rd 50880 (.06) = 50880+ 3052.8= 53,932.8 (12)= 610560
4th 53,932.8 (.06) = 53,932.8 + 3235.97 = 57,168.77 (12) =647193.6
5th 57,168.77 (.06) = 57,168.77+ 3430.13 = 60598.9 (12)= 727186.8
6th 60598.9(.06) =60598.9 + 3635.93= 64234.83 (12)=770817.96

TOTAL: $4,017,783.6

a starting salary of $50,000 with a 2% increase each year

1st 50000 (12)=600000
2nd 50000 (.02) = 50000+ 1000= 51000 (12) = 612000
3rd 51000 (.02) = 51000+ 1020= 52020 (12) =624240
4th 52020 (.02) = 52020 + 1040.4 = 53060.4=636724.8
5th 53060.4 (.02) = 53060.4+ 1061.21 = 54121.61=649459.32
6th 54121.61(.02) =54121.61 + 1082.43= 55204.04=662448.48
TOTAL $3,784,872.6

The answer is a starting salary of $48,000 with a 6% increase each year

Answer from: bushrajmaBushra

Step-by-step explanation:

A starting salary of $48,000 with a 6% increase each year

Answer from: Quest

no, the equation would be invalid since they are both not equal.

step-by-step explanation:

here you got

4y-6+4y 2-9

first, you would simplify the equation on the form.

4y-6+4y 2-9

then, move all the terms that contains a y to the left and all the other terms to the right.

+4y-4y+-9-6

finally, you will simplify the left and the right side of the equation.

y=-3

Answer from: Quest

answer: add the !

step-by-step explanation: then we will answer

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