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Last week alice roe earned wages of $459.82. payroll deductions included social security for $33.19 and federal income tax of $8

2.91. what is alice's net pay?

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swat323 years ago

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Net pay = gross pay minus deduction
459.32 - (33.19 + 82.91) = 343.22
Net pay = $343.22

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