You can use substitution and solve y-x=2 for y which is y= x+ 2 and plug it into the y of the other equasion and you get x=5 y=7
I don't really grab the concept of this but it's basically numbering the graph ang filling the coordinates in the x and y spaces
y=4/-2+ x=5/-3
He will receive $30,641.85 = $30,176 + $465.85 (tax excess payment)
Since his filing status is single, he'll be taxed based on the single tax rate schedule. <span>10% for <span>$1 to $9,325. </span></span><span>15% for <span>$9,326 to $37,950.
9,325 x 10% = 932.50
30,176 - 9325 = 20,851 x 15% = 3,127.65
His total tax is 3,127.65 + 932.50 = 4,060.15; Since he paid 4,526 in federal taxes, 4,526 - 4,060.15 = 465.85 will be reimbursed.
Add his taxable income and the reimbursement to get the total amount he will receive for that year.
$30,176 + $465.85 = $30,641.85</span></span>
Based on Amy Schorling's driver rating factor, vehicle classification and bodily injury coverage, her annual premium is $576.46.
If she includes the $50-deductibel collision coverage, her insurance premium becomes $1,067.08.
<h3>How much is Amy Schorling's annual premium?</h3>
At $25,000 property damage, her 25/50 bodily injury coverage premium is $206.40.
This should be added to her $50 comprehensive deductible D-14 vehicle classification of $105.20.
Annual base premium:
= 206.40 + 105.20
= $311.60
Annual premium:
= Annual base premium x Driver rating factor
= 311.60 x 1.85
= $576.46
<h3>How much is the annual premium including collision coverage?</h3>
The annual base premium becomes:
= 311.60 + 265.20
= $576.80
Annual premium becomes:
= 576.80 x 1.85
= $1,067.08
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Answer:
A=88 square units
Step-by-step explanation:
A=B x H
A= 11 x 8
A=88 square units