Chris and Emma are married and file a joint tax return. In 2024, they anticipate receiving $14,000 in Social Securitybenefits and $25,000 in taxable pension benefits and dividends. The couple is considering selling some stock which willresult in a realized gain of $10,000. By how much will their gross income increase as a result of the sale? (Hint: figuretheir gross income before and after the sale and consider the effect on the taxability of their Social Security benefits aswell as the capital gains from the proposed sale). Show your work

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