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3 years ago

14.90hr with a 10% raise in hourly pay every year. What is my rate of pay after 2 years

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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14.90 x .10 = 1.49

14.90+1.49 = 16.39

16.39 x .10 = 1.639 round up to 1.64

16.39 + 1.64 = 18.03 per hour

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