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Eva8 [605]
3 years ago
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From Leland’s gross pay of p dollars last week, t percent was deducted for taxes and then s dollars was deducted for savings. Wh

at amount of Leland’s gross pay last week remained after these two deductions? (1) p – s = 244 (2) pt = 7,552?
Business
1 answer:
marusya05 [52]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

(1) p - s = 244

(2) pt = 7,552

The amount after two deductions is <em>p- (t%)p-s </em>

we get p-s from (1) but we don't know p(t%) , which is insufficient

we get pt from (2) ,it means p(t%)=7552/100 . But we don't know p-s, it is insufficient.

combining the two data, we can get p- (t%)p-s. <em>Therefore, the ans is C</em>

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