Mathematics, 05.02.2021 19:40, heyitsnott3rex

Daniel pays $1000 per month for rent, and expects his rent to go up $100 per year. He currently makes $1600 per year and expects his salary to increase $50 per year. How many years from now will his rent equal his salary? What will that amount be?

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