heldon, Leonard, Howard and Raj are each paid different salaries from the university with Sheldon having the highest and Raj the lowest. Each month they are paid at four consecutive levels with each $840 more than the one below it. If Sheldon is paid $8,083 per month, how much is Raj paid?

heldon, Leonard, Howard and Raj are each paid different salaries from the university with Sheldon having the highest and Raj the lowest. Each month they are paid at four consecutive levels with each $840 more than the one below it. If Sheldon is paid $8,083 per month, how much is Raj paid?

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Sheldon, Leonard, Howard and Raj are each paid different salaries from the university with Sheldon
having the highest and Raj the lowest. Each month they are paid at four consecutive levels with each $840
more than the one below it. If Sheldon is paid $8,083 per month, how much is Raj paid?

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