13. [8.4/9 Points] DETAILS PREVIOUSANSWERS BASSELEMMATH7 5.1.005. [ The following exercise presents you with fairly straightforward ratio and proportion situations. An employee making $28,000 was given a raise of $1,000. All employees were given proportional raises. (a) How much of a raise (in dollars) would an employee making $21,000 receive? Estimate the answer and explain how you obtained the estimate. an employee making 21,000 would receive a raise of $750 and I obtained this answer using an educated guess Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: Determine the actual answer. $ 750 J Explain whether the actual answer is, itself, actually exact or an approximation. the exact answer itself is an exact answer as you are using cross multiplication to obtain it and it seems reasonable Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: (c) How much of a raise (in dollars) would an employee making $24,350 receive? Estimate the answer and explain how you obtained the estimate. I would guess the person making 24,350 would make a raise of $845 Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: Determine the actual answer. (Round your answer to the nearest cent.) $ 870 x Explain whether the actual answer is, itself, actually exact or an approximation. This answer is the exact answer but is rounded because the actual answer gives you a decimal Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: (b) How much of a raise (in dollars) would an employee making $35,000 receive? Estimate the answer and explain how you obtained the estimate. I would assume the employee making $35,000 would make a raise of about $1500 to $1600 \\\\ Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: Determine the actual answer. $,L, I Explain whether the actual answer is, itself, actually exact or an approximation. This is an answer itself as it is a whole number and not rounded Score: 1.05 out of 1 Comment: (c) How much of a raise (in dollars) would an employee making $24,350 receive? Estimate the answer and explain how you obtained the estimate. I would guess the person making 24,350 would make a raise of $845