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Martha earned a gross pay of $1,215.60 last week. Using the fact that Social Security tax is 6.2% of gross pay, determine the am

ount of Social security tax deducted from Martha’s gross pay. a. $7.54 b. $65.37 c. $75.37 d. $75.40

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Anni [7]2 years ago

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A because 6 percent isn’t much of 1,215.60

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