Calculus: Early Transcendentals 8th Edition

Published by Cengage Learning
ISBN 10: 1285741552
ISBN 13: 978-1-28574-155-0

Chapter 1 - Section 1.1 - Four Ways to Represent a Function - 1.1 Exercises - Page 22: 67

Answer

(a) See image. (b) $\$400$ tax for $\$14000$ income $\$1900$ tax for $\$26000$ income (c) Tax Assessed T(I) = $$0, if I ∈ (0, 10000]$$ $$10, if I ∈ (0.1I-1000, 20000]$$ $$15, if I ∈ (0.15I-2000, +\infty)$$ See image below.

Work Step by Step

(a) Rate of Income Tax R(I) = $$0, if I ∈ (0, 10000]$$ $$10, if I ∈ (10000, 20000]$$ $$15, if I ∈ (20000, +\infty)$$ (b) In the case of 14000 (dollars) income: the first 10000 (dollars) tax assessed will be (0%) 0 (dollars) for the next 4000 (dollars) tax assessed will be (10%) 400 dollars so for 14000 (dollars) income tax assessed will be 400 (dollars). In the case of 26000 (dollars) income: the first 10000 (dollars) will be taxed (0%) 0 (dollars) the next 10000 (dollars) will be assessed (10%) 1000 (dollars) tax and the remaining 6000 (dollars) will be assessed (15%) 900 (dollars) tax So, for 26000 (dollars) income tax assessed will be 1900 (dollars). (c) Tax Assessed T(I) = $$0, if I ∈ (0, 10000]$$ $$10, if I ∈ (0.1I-1000, 20000]$$ $$15, if I ∈ (0.15I-2000, +\infty)$$
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