We know that 1) <span>Carol's starting pay for her summer job is $10.25 per hour </span><span>Carol earn per hour=$10.25 per hour </span><span> 2) </span><span>For the first rise, she receives a 50 cent-per-hour raise 10.25+0.50=10.75 </span>Carol earn per hour=$10.75 per hour
3) <span>For the second rise, she receives a 10% raise per hour 10.75*1.10=11.825 </span>Carol earn per hour=$11.825 per hour
4) <span>For the third rise, she receives another 50 cent-per-hour raise 11.825+0.50=12.325 </span>Carol earn per hour=$12.325 per hour
5) At the start of next summer. She will be given a 5% raise per hour based on her pay at the end of this summer. <span> 12.325*1.05=12.94125 </span>Carol will earn per hour=$12.94 per hour