Mathematics, 12.06.2020 03:57 amunnik04

1. Kane earns an annual salary of $42,500. He is paid twice a month with paychecks being

of equal amounts. If Medicare taxes

represent 1% of his income, then how much

will Kane bring home after Medicare taxes?

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1. Kane earns an annual salary of $42,500. He is paid twice a month with paychecks being