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galina1969 [7]
3 years ago
15

Jamie recently started working as

Mathematics
1 answer:
Mumz [18]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

From annual salary of 42,600, we have to subtract the following percentages:

<u>Social Security:</u>

0.062 * 42,600 = 2641.2

<u>Medicare:</u>

0.014 * 42,600 = 596.4

<u>State Income Tax:</u>

0.03 * 42,600 = 1278

<u>Federal Income Tax:</u>

0.13 * 42,600 = 5538

<u>Total Deductions</u> (from percentages) = 2641.2 + 596.4 + 1278 + 5538 = 10053.6

Now, remaining salary:

42,600 - 10053.6 = 32546.4 (annual)

Divided by 12 to get monthly:

32546.4 / 12 = 2712.2 (monthly)

Now, monthly deductions are:

260 + 280 = 540

<u>Net Salary:</u> 2712.2 -  540 =2172.2

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