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iris [78.8K]
2 years ago
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calculating future value of salary. during a job interview, pam thompson is offered a salary of $32,000. the company gives annua

l raises of 4 percent. what would be pam’s salary during her fifth year on the job? quizlet
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1 answer:
shutvik [7]2 years ago
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What would be pam’s salary during her fifth year on the job is:  $37,440.

<h3>Salary Increase</h3>

Salary Increases

Year 1: $32,000

Year 2: $32,000 × 1.04 = $33,280

Year 3: $33,280 × 1.04 = $34,611.2

Year 4: $34,611.2× 1.04 = $35,995.648

Year 5:  $35,995.648× 1.04 = $37,435.47

Salary in fifth year = Current salary × FV single sum table factor

Salary in fifth year= $32,000 × 1.170

Salary in fifth year= $37,440

Therefore what would be pam’s salary during her fifth year on the job is:  $37,440.

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