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Your current salary is $30,900 per year. You've just accepted a new position at a company that's to pay you $32,500 per year. How much more will you get per month at the job? (Round to the nearest dollar).

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Answer: $133

Explanation:

[tex] \cfrac{32\ 500 - 30\ 900}{12} = \$133[/tex]

$133 is the more you get per month at the job.

Given that, the current salary is $30,900 per year and the salary offered for the new position is $32,500 per year.

How to subtract the numbers?

Steps for Subtraction (Whole Numbers)

  • Put the bigger number on top of the smaller number.
  • Stack the numbers so the digits are in columns according to their place value.
  • Regroup when needed.
  • Subtract starting with the column on the right and going left.

Regrouping is a way to subtract a larger number from a smaller number within the same place value column. It is done by taking 10 away from the place value to the left and adding that 10 to the number that needs to be bigger on the right.

Now, 32,500-30,900=1600

You earn $1600 more per year.

Now, per month=1600/12

=$133.333≈$133

Therefore, $133 is the more you get per month at the job.

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