The lowest possible salary you should accept based on the average annual cost of living would be $86,848 in Oregon, rounding to the nearest whole dollar.
To determine the lowest possible salary, we must first look at your purchasing power in California, and then determine what salary would give you the same purchasing power in Oregon. Your purchasing power can be thought of as your income divided by the cost of living.
So, in California your purchasing power is $95,000 / $70,000 = 1.357.
To find out your equivalent salary in Oregon, we can multiply this by the cost of living in Oregon: 1.357 x $64,000 = $86,848.
Therefore, to have the same purchasing power as you currently do in California, you would need a salary of at least $86,848 in Oregon. Rounding to the nearest whole dollar would make it $86,848.
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1) 2(1.5n + 4) -6n= -7
2) 5s - 2 + 3 (s - 11) = 5
2C+3D=1
-3C+D=15
A) first 80° and then 80°
B) first 120° and then 120°
C) first 144° and then 144°
D) first 160° and then 160°