Answer:
the answer is 3
Step-by-step explanation:
first you isolate the variable and then add or subtract:))
Answer:
$20 i think
Step-by-step explanation:
The scale factor is 2.5
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<span>Social Security tax is a percentage that both employees and employers must contribute 6.2% of employee compensation, for a total of 12.4%.
The social security that would be applied to an annual salary of $235,430 using $106,800 as the maximum taxable income is 12.4% of $106,800 = 0.124 x $106,800 = $13,243.20
The Medicare payroll tax is 2.9%. It applies only to earned income, which is wages you are paid by an employer, plus tips. You're responsible for 1.45% of the tax, and it's deducted automatically from your paycheck. Your employer pays the other 1.45%
The Medicare tax that would be applied to an annual salary of $235,430 using $106,800 as the maximum taxable income is 2.9% of $106,800 = 0.029 x $106,800 = $3,097.20
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Answer:= 261.905% increase
Solution:
Calculate percentage change
from V1 = 21 to V2 = 76
(V2−V1)|V1|×100
(V2−V1)|V1|×100
=(76−21)|21|×100
=(76−21)|21|×100
=5521×100
=5521×100
=2.61905×100
=2.61905×100
=261.905%change
=261.905%change
=261.905%increase
