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a worker has 6.7% of his gross pay deducted for health insurance. How many dollars are deducted from his gross pay of $1000

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Hi there! :) The answer to your question is $67 will be deducted from his gross pay. I did 67/100= 0.067 then you do 0.067*1000=67 will be deducted.

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garik1379 [7]3 years ago

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the correct answer is $67

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