What does it mean to get a 150% salary raise. explain and please give a example

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juin [17]3 years ago

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Get a 150% salary raise means getting the salary increased by 150% from the previous salary. For example: If previous salary of Mr. kyle Then his present salary would be: $10,000 + 150% of $10,000. he would get a raise and make 15000 5000 more then he began with

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