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QuestionCalculate the tax h(x)h(x) for incomes x=1260x=1260, x=7160x=7160, and x=49070x=49070 based on the given tax rules.

Studdy Solution

STEP 1

Assumptions1. The income tax is calculated according to the given piecewise function h(x)h(x). . The taxable income is represented by xx.
3. The function h(x)h(x) is defined as follows - h(x)=0.02xh(x) =0.02x if 0x<60000 \leq x <6000 - h(x)=120+0.03(x6000)h(x) =120 +0.03(x -6000) if 6000x<110006000 \leq x <11000 - h(x)=270+0.04(x11000)h(x) =270 +0.04(x -11000) if x11000x \geq11000

STEP 2

To find the tax for a taxable income of 1260,weneedtousethefirstpartofthepiecewisefunctionbecause1260, we need to use the first part of the piecewise function because 1260isbetween is between 0and and 6000$.
h(1260)=0.02×1260h(1260) =0.02 \times1260

STEP 3

Calculate the tax for a taxable income of 12601260.
h(1260)=0.02×1260=$25.20h(1260) =0.02 \times1260 = \$25.20

STEP 4

To find the tax for a taxable income of 7160,weneedtousethesecondpartofthepiecewisefunctionbecause7160, we need to use the second part of the piecewise function because 7160isbetween is between 6000and and 11000$.
h(7160)=120+0.03×(71606000)h(7160) =120 +0.03 \times (7160 -6000)

STEP 5

Calculate the tax for a taxable income of 71607160.
h(7160)=120+0.03×(71606000)=$154.80h(7160) =120 +0.03 \times (7160 -6000) = \$154.80

STEP 6

To find the tax for a taxable income of 49070,weneedtousethethirdpartofthepiecewisefunctionbecause49070, we need to use the third part of the piecewise function because 49070isgreaterthan is greater than 11000$.
h(49070)=270+0.04×(4907011000)h(49070) =270 +0.04 \times (49070 -11000)

STEP 7

Calculate the tax for a taxable income of 4907049070.
h(49070)=270+0.04×(4907011000)=$181.80h(49070) =270 +0.04 \times (49070 -11000) = \$181.80InterpretationsA. An individual with a taxable income of 12601260 will have to pay 25.2025.20 as tax. B. An individual with a taxable income of 71607160 will have to pay 154.80154.80 as tax. C. An individual with a taxable income of 4907049070 will have to pay 181.80181.80 as tax.

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