Well there are 12 players and 9 are in 8th grade so the rest is leaving 3 so 3/12 so converted to percentage is 25% hoped this helped
Based on the maximum taxable amount for social security in 2009, and the social security tax rate, the social security tax that Larry paid was $7,347.
<h3>How much did Larry pay in social security taxes?</h3>
The total amount paid by Larry as Social security tax can be found as;
= Maximum amount allowable for social security tax x Social security tax rate
The social security tax rate was 6.2% not 62.2%.
The social security tax was therefore:
= 118,500 x 6.2%
= $7,347
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<u>Answer:</u>
E(n) = n + 5
<u>Explanation:</u>
The profit is the difference between the amount of money received as a revenue and the amount of money spent as expenses.
<u>This means that:</u>
Profit = Revenue - Expenses
<u>Rearrange the formula to solve for the expenses, we get:</u>
Expenses = Revenue - Profit
<u>We are given that: </u>
Revenue = R(n) = 18n
Profit = P(n) = 17n - 5
<u>Substitute in the above formula to get the formula for expenses as follows:</u>
E(n) = R(n) - P(n)
E(n) = 18n - (17n-5)
E(n) = 18n - 17n + 5
E(n) = n + 5
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P^-4 x -5p
In properties of exponents, if the exponent is negative then you move the variable with the negative exponent to the denominators place and it changes to positive and the numerator becomes 1.
p^-4=1/(p^4)
Also, if no exponent is present it is understood to be 1.
Keeping this in mind,
p^-4 x -5p
1/(p^4) x -5p^1 substituted p^-4 by 1/p^4 and added ^1 to -5p
-5p^1/p^4 multiplied-5p^1 to 1
-5/p^3 simplified
