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Algebra.Com's Answer #651326 by jorel555(1290) $\"\"$ $\"About$

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Your initial salary is $30000. After a 10% raise, you are now making:30000+.1(30000)=30000+3000=$33000/year; which amounts to $33000/12, or $2750/month. Putting away 4% a month is $110 per month. $2750-110-300(health insurance)= a net income of $2350 net income per month!!!!!!!!!
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