Complete the Square:
Plug your numbers in this function
You get this
That equals
Kristin jogs 48 miles in 50 minutes, so her unit rate is 48miles/50 minutes
The theoretical probability of getting heads or tails is 1/2 the time.
1/2 of 150 = 75
So theoretically you would get 75 heads and 75 tails.
The experiment got 84 heads, which is greater than 75, so it would be higher than the theoretical probability.
The answer is : <span>It is 6% higher than the theoretical probability.</span>
Georgia should pay $5,260.26 federal tax.
I am assuming that Georgia is an employee.
Gross Pay 35,600.00
Deductions:
C.O.L.A
Social Security 6.20% 2,207.20
Medicare 1.45% 516.20 <u> 2,723.40 </u>
Taxable Income 32,876.60
Federal Income Tax 16% <u> 5,260.26
</u>Net Income <u> 27,616.34</u><u>
</u>Gross income is different from Taxable Income. There are deductions that must be deducted from gross income to arrive at the taxable income. Deductions such as: Cost of Living Allowances (Social Security, Medicare, Retirement Earnings, other non taxable deductions).
There are also deductions that are subject to tax but not the federal estate tax. They are deductible because the tax for that item has already been paid in another form of tax. If said item is not deducted, then double taxation occurs, meaning the taxpayer paid two kinds of taxes for only one item.
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When it says 7 more than a number equals 21, the "more than" is addition, a number is x (because it's the unknown number). So this one is x+7=21.
When it says 39 less than a number is 21. "Less than" means to subtract. The 39 is less than x, so it's x-39=21.
8 times a certain number increased by 1 is 65. Break it down, first 8 times a number, so it's 8*x or 8x. Then we add 1 to that, so it's 8x+1=65.
5 times some number decreased by 2 times the number is 42. Decreased by is subtraction. So it's 5x-2x=42.
When you look for the key words increased by (add), more than (add), multiplied by, times, less than (subtract), decreased by (subtract), is (equal sign), they will help determine what you need to do.
I hope this gives you a little more understanding. Good luck with it! :)