Fifteen percent of an employee's taxable income is collected each paycheck. before taxes are removed from each paycheck,
$350 of tax-exempt expenses is taken out.
if the variable x represents the employee's pay before tax-exempt expenses and taxes are removed, which expression
represents the employee's take-home pay after these deductions?

y = x [1-]

Step-by-step explanation:

If the variable x represents the employee's pay before tax-exempt expenses and taxes are removed and y variable represents the employee's take-home pay after these deductions and if fifteen percent of an employee's taxable income is collected each paycheck, then y is given by

y = x [1-]. (Answer)

For, example, an employee's payment is deducted by $350 at the rate of 15% tax and other deduction.

Therefore, , ⇒ x = $2333.33 is the before tax income of the person.

step-by-step explanation:

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