Respuesta :
e deductions total 26.75%
The income totals 3868.49
The take home pay is (1-taxes)*income or 2833.67 (ronded normaly), and treating the tax percent as a decimal fraction.
If using the actual percentage then: (100-taxes)*income/100. { (100- 26.75)/100 * 3868.49 }
Why 100-percentage? we want the remainder after taxes. The remaining part after taxes are taken away is 100 percent minus the tax rate.
I am treating the second part as a separate problem in case it comes up different.
1,035.65*(1/36)
= 2876.80
Which is close but not identical.
So now a lesson in significant figures. Any result of a calculation is only as good as the worst input to that calculation. And the precision of the second is two places (36 as in 36%). So the outcome is only good to two figures. And the answers agree to a two figure precision: 28xx = 28xx.
The income totals 3868.49
The take home pay is (1-taxes)*income or 2833.67 (ronded normaly), and treating the tax percent as a decimal fraction.
If using the actual percentage then: (100-taxes)*income/100. { (100- 26.75)/100 * 3868.49 }
Why 100-percentage? we want the remainder after taxes. The remaining part after taxes are taken away is 100 percent minus the tax rate.
I am treating the second part as a separate problem in case it comes up different.
1,035.65*(1/36)
= 2876.80
Which is close but not identical.
So now a lesson in significant figures. Any result of a calculation is only as good as the worst input to that calculation. And the precision of the second is two places (36 as in 36%). So the outcome is only good to two figures. And the answers agree to a two figure precision: 28xx = 28xx.