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Which expression represents the employees take home pay after deductions

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The expression 0.15(x-350) would be the proper equation.

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A; ?; Line 3

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Question 1:

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$62\div(3+9)$

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$\text{Line 1: } 21+35\div7+6(2)\\\text{Line 2: }21+5+6(2)\\\text{Line 3: }21+11(2)\\\text{Line 4: }21+22\\\text{Line 5: }43$

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