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Marta’s starting annual salary is $24,500. At the beginning of each new year, she receives a $2850 raise. Write a recursive formula to find Marta’s salary f(n) after n years. Wh…
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Marta’s starting annual salary is $24,500. At the beginning of each new year, she receives a $2850 raise. Write a recursive formula to find Marta’s salary f(n) after n years. What will Marta’s salary be after 5 years?
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There are several information's already given in the question. Let us write them down first.
Marta's
starting annual salary = $24500
Amount of raise she gets each year = $2850
The number of years is represented by = n years
Then
f(n) = 24500 + 2850(n)
After 5 years, salary of Marta = 24500 + (2850 * 5)
= 24500 + 14250
= 38750 dollars.
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