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Suppose the average yearly salary of an individual whose final degree is a master's is $41 thousand less than twice that of an i

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$121 thousand. Find the average yearly salary of an individual with each of these final degrees.

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vitfil [10]2 years ago

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242k - 41k = 201k

That makes two hundred one thousand dollars on average every year

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