You earn $15.00 per hour at your job. if you get a 15% raise at the end of each year, what will your hourly rate, h, be after 6 years? use the equation 2003-20-05-00-00_files/i0060000.jpg , where c is the beginning hourly rate, r is the growth rate, and t is time in years.

After 6 years hourly rate would be $34.70

Step-by-step explanation:

You earn $15.00 per hour at your job. You get a 15% raise at the end of each year. To calculate after 6 year your hourly rate we will use the formula :

where C = beginning hourly rate ($15.00)

           r = growth rate (15%)

           n =  number of time of increase in one year (1)

           t = years (6)

Now we put the values in formula

A = 15 × 2.3130607656

A = 34.6959114844 rounded to $34.70.

After 6 years hourly rate would be $34.70

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