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Sedaia [141]
3 years ago
15

Do the following exercise.

Mathematics
2 answers:
OLga [1]3 years ago
8 0

Answers:

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>

Please, see the attached files.

Thanks.

Semmy [17]3 years ago
4 0
Finding the answers is a matter of identifying the particular entries in the table. For your questions 1-5, they are shown with numbers 1-5.
   1. $21.97
   2. $4.51
   3. $16.31
   4. $12.16
   5. $360 to $380 

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