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BaLLatris [955]
4 years ago
11

Liam is a computer system analyst and is looking to change to a company that offers more opportunities for advancement. He has j

ob offers from two companies that look promising.
Which company is a better choice based on annual income after housing and utility costs?

A. Job 2 is a better choice because it will have a salary and benefits worth $20,500 more than job 1.

B. Job 2 is a better choice because the annual income after housing is expected to be $140,300 but job 1 is expected to be $98,200.

C. Job 1 is a better choice because the annual income after housing is $65,800 but that of job 2 is $64,700.

D. Job 1 is a better choice because annual income after benefits and housing will be $109,800 but the annual income for job 2 will be $92,200.​

Business
2 answers:
pshichka [43]4 years ago
7 0

Answer: Job 2 is a better choice because it will have a salary and benefits worth $20,500 more than job 1.

Explanation: The answers below are wrong. I solved the answer correct, but chose the answers on here and got it wrong.

You are suppose to multiply the Average Rent & Utilities by 12. Take that answer and divide it by the salary.

                 Seattle, WA

EX: 1,350*12= 16,200

         78,00 - 16,200= 61,800

Katyanochek1 [597]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Job 1

Annual Income+ Benefits- (annual housing & utility cost)

78,000+4,000-( 1,350*12)= 65,800

Job 2

Annual Income+ Benefits- (annual housing & utility cost)

100,000+2,500-( 3,150*12)=  64,700

Therefore, job 1 is a better choice

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