LeRoy has the following capital gains and losses for the current year:Short-term capital gain$10,000Collectible loss(3,000)Long term capital gain5,000If LeRoy is single and has a taxable income from other sources of $52,000, what is the tax on his capital gains?Oa. $2,500Ob. $3,000Oc. $2,640Od. $1.800

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