What does it mean to get a 150% salary raise?
I honestly have no idea. hellllpppp
100% is as much as you have now.
150% is half again as much.
So, if you are getting $400 now,
$600 = 400 + 200 is a 50% raise (1.5 times what you get now)
$800 = 400 + 400 is a 100% raise (2.0 times what you get now)
so,
$1000 = 400 + 400 + 200 is a 150% raise (2.5 times what you get now)
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i've been stuck on this one for EVER
www.jiskha.com/questions/1329207/What-does-it-mean-to-get-a-150-salary-raise
but it says ms. sue is wrong so idk
trust me i saw that one
Did you notice that the person who said I was wrong posted three years after my post??
True. That is true, didn't realize that.
To understand what it means to get a 150% salary raise, we need to break it down step by step. A salary raise refers to an increase in your current salary. In this case, a 150% salary raise means that your salary will be increased by 150% of your current salary.
To calculate this, we need to multiply your current salary by the percentage increase. Here's how you can calculate it:
1. Determine your current salary amount. Let's say your current salary is $50,000.
2. Calculate 150% of your current salary. To do this, multiply 150% (or 1.5 as a decimal) by your current salary. In this case, it would be: $50,000 x 1.5 = $75,000.
Therefore, getting a 150% salary raise means that your salary will increase by 150% of your current salary. In this example, your new salary would be $75,000 after the raise.