What is the AGI limit above which each of the following taxpayers would not be eligible to receive a credit for the elderly or the disabled?A single taxpayer eligible for the credit who receives $1,500 of nontaxable social security benefits.not attemptedb. Taxpayers filing a joint return for which one taxpayer is eligible for the credit and the taxpayers have received no social security benefits.not attemptedc. Taxpayers filing a joint return, and both are eligible for the credit and received $3,500 of nontaxable social security benefits.

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A single taxpayer eligible for the credit who receives $1,500 of nontaxable social security benefits.	not attempted
b. Taxpayers filing a joint return for which one taxpayer is eligible for the credit and the taxpayers have received no social security benefits.	not attempted
c. Taxpayers filing a joint return, and both are eligible for the credit and received $3,500 of nontaxable social security benefits.