Consider the following hypothetical income tax brackets for a single taxpayer. Assume for simplicity there are no exemptions or deductions.Income$0-$10,000$10,000-$40,000$40,000-$100,000Over $100,000Is this tax regressive, progressive, or proportional?The income tax is progressiveSuppose Susan's income is $30,000. How much will she pay in income taxes?Susan will pay $ in income taxes. (Enter your response as an integer)Tax Rate10%203550

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