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1. A person with 1 exemption making between $580 and $600 would have $<u>21.97</u> withheld.
2. A person with 3 exemptions making between $340 and $360 would have $<u>4.51</u> withheld.
3. A person with 4 exemptions making $610 would have $<u>16.31</u> withheld.
4. A person with 2 exemptions making between $440 and $460 would have $<u>12.16</u> withheld.
5. Tim Worker had $7.84 withheld. What was his wage range? <u>$360-$380</u>
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<span>Well, the number is decimal form, is in the thousandths place, so the denominator, would be 1000's:
<em><u>0.275 = 275⁄1000</u></em></span><em><u> </u></em>
<span>Then, you have to Simplify 275⁄1000 In which, you would get: <em><u> 11⁄40</u></em></span><span><em><u> </u></em></span>
Answer:
73°
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle 1 = Angle B
Alternate angles
I... don’t know? How many hours is he working a year? How many days is he working?
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
One time fee = $30
Reduced price of ticket after one time fee payment = $17
Regular ticket cost = $25
Write an inequality that can be used to determine the number of reduced price concert tickets you would need to purchase in order for the total cost to be less expensive than the same number of regular tickets
Let the number of tickets needed to purchase = t
Reduced ticket = 30 + 17t
Regular ticket = 25t
30 + 17t < 25t
30 < 25t - 17t
30 < 8t
30/8 < 8t/8
3.75 < t
t > 3.75
Hence number of ticket must be greater than 3.75
t = 4