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Ken made $14,500 in five months. To find out how much he will make in two years if his pay remains constant, we can follow these steps:

1. **Find the monthly salary**:  
   $ \frac{14,500}{5} = 2,900 $  
   So, Ken makes $2,900 per month.

2. **Calculate the salary over two years**:  
   There are 24 months in two years.  
   $ 2,900 \times 24 = 69,600 $

Thus, Ken can expect to make **$69,600** in two years if his pay remains constant.

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Here are some related questions:
1. How would Ken's earnings change if he received a 10% raise after one year?
2. What would Ken earn over three years at the same constant salary?
3. If Ken worked part-time and made half his current salary, what would his income be over two years?
4. How much would Ken earn in a month if he worked for 35% more pay?
5. If Ken made $2,900 monthly, how much would he make in six months?

**Tip**: Always break down yearly or long-term earnings by first calculating the monthly salary.

Ken made $14,500 in five months at his new job. How much can he expect to make in two years if his pay remains constant?

Learn how to calculate Ken's expected earnings over two years if his pay remains constant. This example demonstrates using basic multiplication and proportions to solve real-world income problems, suitable for middle school students.

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