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Mathematics, 08.01.2020 00:31 martinezizzie

Astudent is offered two different summer jobs. job a last 16 weeks and pays $425.00 per week. job b lasts 4 months and pays $1,700.00 per month, with monthly raises of 10% of the previous months salary. how much more does the student earn by accepting job b (rounded to the nearest cent)?

a. $366.70
b. $264.00
c. $1089.70
d. $680.00

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