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2 years ago

Francis works and earns $3437 dollars but on a pay stub pays 42% to tax.

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Ludmilka [50]2 years ago

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Answer:

Francis has $1,993.46 left of his pay stub

Step-by-step explanation:

earns $3437 dollars

42% to tax (yikes! almost half of their pay)

42% of $3437 dollars: $3437 x 0.42 = 1,443.54

Francis is paying $1,443.54 in taxes

$3437 - $1,443.54 = $1,993.46

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