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To estimate your average monthly salary , divide your yearly salary by the number of months in a year .Write and solve an equati

on to determine your yearly salary when your average monthly salary is $4560

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damaskus [11]3 years ago

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For this question, you're required to work backwards....
Average monthly salary= $4560
Yearly Salary= $4560 x 12
= $54,720

Hope this helps :))

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