$10$ points$)$ A common misconception is that if you receive three successive $5\%$ pay raises, then your

original salary will have increased by $15\%.$ Request a salary as input and then display the salary after

receiving three successive $5\%$ pay raises. The program also should display the percentage change in

salary.

Enter beginning salary: $35000$

New salary: $$40,516\mathrm{.}88$

Change: $15\mathrm{.}76\%10$ points$)$ A common misconception is that if you receive three successive $5\%$ pay raises, then your

original salary will have increased by $15\%.$ Request a salary as input and then display the salary after

receiving three successive $5\%$ pay raises. The program also should display the percentage change in

salary.

Enter beginning salary: $35000$

New salary: $$40,516\mathrm{.}88$

Change: $15\mathrm{.}76\%10$ points$)$ A common misconception is that if you receive three successive $5\%$ pay raises, then your

original salary will have increased by $15\%.$ Request a salary as input and then display the salary after

receiving three successive $5\%$ pay raises. The program also should display the percentage change in

salary.

Enter beginning salary: $35000$

New salary: $$40,516\mathrm{.}88$

Change: $15\mathrm{.}76\%$