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A state's income tax for a single person in a recent year was determined by the rule below, where x is the person's taxable income.
0.03x,
if
0<x<5000
if 5000<x< 9000
if x ≥ 9000
h(x)= 150+0.04(x-5000).
310+0.05(x-9000),
Find the following function values and interpret the answers.
(a) h(4920)
(b) h(6750)
(c) h(149,450)
(a) h(4920)=$
(Round to the nearest cent as needed.)
What can be inferred from the value of h(4920)? Select the correct choice below and fill in the answer boxes within your choice.
(Round to the nearest cent as needed)
OA. An individual with a taxable income of $
will have to pay $ as tax.
will get a tax refund of $
OB. An individual with a taxable income of $
OC. An individual with a taxable income up to $ will have to pay $ as tax
OD. An individual with a taxable income more than $ will have to pay $ as tax.
Transcribed Image Text:A state's income tax for a single person in a recent year was determined by the rule below, where x is the person's taxable income. 0.03x, if 0<x<5000 if 5000<x< 9000 if x ≥ 9000 h(x)= 150+0.04(x-5000). 310+0.05(x-9000), Find the following function values and interpret the answers. (a) h(4920) (b) h(6750) (c) h(149,450) (a) h(4920)=$ (Round to the nearest cent as needed.) What can be inferred from the value of h(4920)? Select the correct choice below and fill in the answer boxes within your choice. (Round to the nearest cent as needed) OA. An individual with a taxable income of $ will have to pay $ as tax. will get a tax refund of $ OB. An individual with a taxable income of $ OC. An individual with a taxable income up to $ will have to pay $ as tax OD. An individual with a taxable income more than $ will have to pay $ as tax.
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