Richard earns $2700 a month. He received a 3% raise. What is Richards new annual salary?

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Richard earns $2700 a month. He received a 3% raise. What is Richards new annual salary?

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3 percent of 2700 = 81
Add 2700+81
Richard get 2,781 dollars a month

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