5. Last year, Terry earned $19,436. This year, Terry got a raise that increased her income to $23,457. a. How much more money did Terry make this year? b. If Terry gets the same raise again next year, what will her total income be then?

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Cornelius Fletcher

19 September, 18:36

5. Last year, Terry earned $19,436. This year, Terry got a raise that increased her income to $23,457. a. How much more money did Terry make this year? b. If Terry gets the same raise again next year, what will her total income be then?

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Marlee Kelley · Answer 1

a) Terry made $4021 more this year.

b) If Terry gets the same raise again next year, her total income will be $27478.

Step-by-step explanation:

Terry initial income = $19436

Terry's new income = $23457

Increase in income = New income - initial income

=$23457-$19436

=$4021

a) So, Terry made $4021 more this year

Now we are given that If Terry gets the same raise again next year, what will her total income be then.

His income this year = $23457

Increase in income = $4021

So, Income in next year = $23457 + $4021=$27478

b) If Terry gets the same raise again next year, her total income will be $27478

Noe Navarro · Answer 2

23,457 - 19,436 = 4,021

23,457 + 4,021 = 27,478

total income next year - 27,478