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Mathematics, 24.03.2020 07:02 fchadwayne9185

Upon graduating from college 16 years ago, an office worker took a job with a starting annual salary of $32,500. After each year of
employment, she has received a raise of 5.5%. Choose the expression that will calculate how many dollars the worker has made in
total in her 16 years on the job?
(32,500)(16) + (0.055)16
(32,500)(16)0.055
32,500,1 -0.05516
1 -0.055
32,50011 - 1.05516
1 - 1.055

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