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You get a wage increase of 4% plus an extra five pounds per week.

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You get a wage increase of 4% plus an extra five pounds per week. Your present wages are 250 pounds per week. What will your new wage be in pounds?

  1. 260
  2. 265
  3. 270
  4. 275
  5. 280

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250    is   100 %  then

 ?  is 104 % equal to (250*104)/100 is 260 . and also extra 5 pounds so answer is 265.
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