One person earns $38,000 per year. Another person earns $2050 per month.
How much more does the first person earn in a year than the second?
The first person earns $
more than the second person in one year.

To find out how much more the first person earns in a year compared to the second person, we need to first calculate the second person's yearly earnings and then subtract it from the first person's yearly salary.

1. The second person earns $2050 per month.
   \[
   \text{Yearly earnings} = 2050 \times 12 = 24,600
   \]

2. The first person earns $38,000 per year.

Now, subtract the second person's yearly earnings from the first person's:
\[
38,000 - 24,600 = 13,400
\]

Thus, the first person earns **$13,400 more** than the second person in one year.

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Here are five related questions:
1. What percentage of the first person's income is the second person's income?
2. How much does the second person earn in 6 months?
3. If the first person got a 10% raise, how much would they earn per year?
4. If the second person wanted to match the first person's salary, how much should their monthly earnings increase by?
5. How much more does the first person earn per month than the second?

**Tip:** When comparing salaries, converting both to the same time period (like annually or monthly) is crucial for an accurate comparison.

One person earns $38,000 per year. Another person earns $2050 per month. How much more does the first person earn in a year than the second? The first person earns $ more than the second person in one year.

Learn how to calculate the salary difference between someone earning $38,000 annually and another earning $2050 per month. This problem involves basic arithmetic and annual salary calculations, perfect for students in Grades 6-8.

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