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First you must change the fractions so that they have like denominators.
Then you subtract the fractions.

Finally, you need to simplify the answer.

I am pretty sure the answer for the first one is x=-.498
Answer:
$1,958.23
Step-by-step explanation:
Annual income = $67,525
Total FCIA = 15.3% of salary
Since my annual income is $67,525 the FCIA contribution = 15.3%.
But 12.4% is for Social Security.
The remaining 2.9%(15.3% - 12.4%) will be for Medicare taxes.
The total deduction for I and my employer for medicare taxes will be:
2.9% * $67,525
= $1,958.225
The total deduction for medicare would be: $1,958.23
Note: Assuming we were asked to calculate only employee's medicare, the deduction would be 50% of $1,958.23.
5√18
= 5 *√9 *√2
= 5*3*<span>√2
= 15</span><span>√2</span>
Answer:Factor by grouping.
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Reduce the expression by cancelling the common factors.
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Step-by-step explanation: