Calculate the average and marginal tax rates in the following table. (Hint: Enter your answers as decimals and do not round when computing taxrates. For example, 8.25% should be entered as "8.25" and not "0.825.")Total Taxable Income(Dollars)02,00010,00020,000100,000Total Tax Due(Dollars)0True130650The tax rates shown in this table areFalse1,3006,500Average Tax Rate(Percentage)0True or False: If the marginal tax rate is equal to the average tax rate, then the average tax rate must remain the same.Marginal Tax Rate(Percentage)0

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Calculate the average and marginal tax rates in the following table. (Hint: Enter your answers as decimals and do not round when computing tax rates. For example, 8.25% should be entered as "8.25" and not "0.825.") Total Taxable Income (Dollars) 0 2,000 10,000 20,000 100,000 The tax rates shown in this table are Total Tax Due (Dollars) 0 130 650 1,300 6,500 True False Average Tax Rate (Percentage) 0 True or False: If the marginal tax rate is equal to the average tax rate, then the average tax rate must remain the same. Marginal Tax Rate (Percentage) 0

Calculate the average and marginal tax rates in the following table. (Hint: Enter your answers as decimals and do not round when computing tax rates. For example, 8.25% should be entered as "8.25" and not "0.825.") Total Taxable Income (Dollars) 0 2,000 10,000 20,000 100,000 The tax rates shown in this table are Total Tax Due (Dollars) 0 130 650 1,300 6,500 True False Average Tax Rate (Percentage) 0 True or False: If the marginal tax rate is equal to the average tax rate, then the average tax rate must remain the same. Marginal Tax Rate (Percentage) 0

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