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A worker is getting a 5.5% raise. His current salary is $41,465. How much will his raise be?

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43745.58 Dollars because you increased by 5.5%
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the increase = $2280.58

the new salary = $43745.58

Step-by-step explanation:

Percent Increase = 5.5% raise

current salary = $41465

The increase in amount = Percent Increase × current salary


\begin{gathered} \text{The raise in amount = 5.5\% }*\text{ 41465} \\ \text{The raise in amount = 0.055 }*\text{ 41465} \\ \text{The raise in amount = }2280.575 \\ \\ \text{The amount that will be added to the current salary = \$2280.58 (nearest cent)} \end{gathered}
\begin{gathered} \text{His new salary = current salary + increase in amount} \\ \text{His new salary = \$41465 + 2280}.58 \\ \text{His new salary = \$}43745.58 \end{gathered}

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