Solve the Problem. -Elizabeth Must Choose Between Two Job Offers. the First Job

question 128

Multiple Choice

Solve the problem.
-Elizabeth must choose between two job offers. The first job offers $42,000 for the first year and a $3,300 raise each year thereafter. The second job offers $48,000 for the first year and a $2,100 raise
Each year thereafter.
a. If she anticipates working for the company for 4 years, find the total amount she would earn from each Job)
b.If she anticipates working for the company for 12 years, find the total amount she would earn from Each job.

• A) a. Job 1: $204,600; Job 2: $187,800
• b. Job 1: $714,600; Job 2: $721,800
• B) a. Job 1: $187,800; Job 2: $204,600
• b. Job 1: $721,800; Job 2: $714,600
• C) a. Job 1: $189,000; Job 2: $225,000
• b. Job 1: $667,800; Job 2: $833,400
• D) a. Job 1: $225,000; Job 2: $189,000
• b. Job 1: $833,400; Job 2: $667,800

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Definitions:

APS

Automatic Payment System, a system allowing for automatic transfers of payments, often in financial contexts; the term can refer to multiple concepts depending on the context.

Savings

Money that is set aside from one's income or earnings for future use, often accumulating interest.

Saving

The portion of income that is not spent on immediate consumption but is set aside for future use, often in investments or deposits.

Disposable Income

The available amount for households to spend and save, subsequent to income tax deductions.