Nia is 12 years old, and her only income is $5,500 of interest income from a bank account with money her parents have given her to save for college. If Nia's parent's taxrate is 35 percent, and Nia's portion of income is taxed at 10 percent, what is Nia's income tax liability?O a $550Ob $1,925O $1A50O&$1,299coC

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