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Business, 10.03.2021 06:30, kdfawesome5582

Randi has an annual salary of $42,550.25. 20% of her pay goes to medical Insurance. Randi puts 8% of each paycheck into her 401K.
1. What is Randi biweekly (26 weeks) gross pay?
2. How much is her medical insurance annual premium?
3. What is the amount of money Randi is contributing to her 401K each pay check?
4. If Randi receives a 15.3% raise next year, what will be her new take annual salary?
5. What her new gross biweekly pay?

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