Armand earned $4326 over the last 2 weeks. How much income tax will be withheld from his paycheck for this pay period?

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4326 is between 3523 and 7254, so you use the bottom line in the table
the tax is"base tax" + 28% of amount over 3523
in "math" that is
699.65+ 0.28 * (4326-3523)
use PEMDAS
4326-3523=803
.28*803=184.69
184.69+699.65=884.34

Hope this helps.

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