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2 years ago

Xavier and Ava are employees for a company. Xavier is making a salary of $42,700.

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1 answer:

MrMuchimi2 years ago

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$62,342 is the salary earned by Ava.

Step-by-step explanation:

step 1 :

Xavier's salary = $42,700

step 2 :

Ava's salary = 46% higher than Xavier salary.

= 100% of Xavier salary + 46% of Xavier salary

= 146% of Xavier salary

step 3 :

Ava is earning a salary = (146/100) $\times$ 42,700

= 146 $\times$ 427

= 62,342

∴ Ava is earning a salary of $62,342.

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