/sci/ - Science & Math

[­ No.3385893]

Real life problem.
Which job should be taken?

Job 1:
pays 80,000
no reduction in tuition

Job 2:
pays 60,000
75% reduction in tuition price
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Tuition:
$9,200 (yearly) Raising about $150 every year

Length:
I would attend the school for the next 2.5 years
My brother would attend the next 4 years

[Anonymous No.3385909]

Fuck that picture. Never a picture read my mind so well.

I didn't read your post yet, OP and probably won't.

[Anonymous No.3385912]

no job, no problem
yw

[­ No.3385924]

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[Anonymous No.3385928]

Easy. Which one leaves you with higher net worth when you're done?

[Anonymous No.3385929]

80 of course.

[­ No.3385930]

>>3385928
..idk?! Which one does?
An equation would be helpful

[Anonymous No.3385935]

Are you going to college to learn arithmetic? Because that would make sense.

[­ No.3385940]

>>3385935
no, marketing.

[Anonymous No.3385943]

>>3385930
Take 80k - tuition = X
Take 60k - 75% of tuition = Y

Figure it out.

[Anonymous No.3385945]

>>3385943
tuition was already given in op and therefore 80 is the right answer. fucking idiots

[Anonymous No.3385971]

>>3385945

obviously, and the answer could be figured out in about half a second.

OP is just retarded.

[Anonymous No.3385992]

You don't even need to do the math. The 20,000 difference in pay is greater than ALL of tuition.

[Anonymous No.3386003]

OP, if you take the $80,000 a year job, you will make $34,250 extra at the end of the 4 years compared to if you took the $60,000 a year job.

You will also gain $259,000 at the end of the 4 years, with tuition already paid for. Your tuition will cost $61,000.

[Anonymous No.3386014]

>>3385940
lold
typical business dumbfuck

[­ No.3386135]

>>3386003
>>3385992
ty sirs