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Under a certain tax law, the first, P60,000.00 of earnings is subject to 30% tax, earnings greater than P60,000.00 are subject to 42% tax. Write a piecewise function that represents the tax according to amount of earnings.

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Answered by jiya91729
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Answer:

Question: Graph the following piecewise function and evaluate for the given values of x.

{-x3+ 6 x2 - 9 x + 4for x < 2f(x) =x - 4for x  2

Answer:

f(-1) = 20 (Use the first formula since -1 < 2.) 

f(0) = 4 (Use first formula again.) 

f(2) = -2 (Use the second formula.) 

f(4) = 0 (Second formula)

Question: Graph the following piecewise function and evaluate for the given values of x.

{-x2 + 2for x < -2f(x) =2x + 1for -2  x < 0x 2 + 2for x  0

Answer: 

f(5) = 27 (Use the third piece formula.)

f(-2) = -3 (Use the second formula.)

f(-4) = -14

Return to Exercises

Let f(x) = |x|/x.

Question: What is the domain of f?

Answer: The domain of f is all real numbers except 0.

Question: Evaluate the following: f(-3), f(-21), f(5), f(9).

Answer: 

f(-3) = -1

f(-21) = -1

f(5) = 1

f(9) = 1.

Question: Draw the graph of f(x).

Question: This function is called the signum function and is usually written sgn(x). Rewrite the rule for sgn(x) using piecewise notation.

Answer: 

{-1for x < 0f(x) =1for x > 0

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In the 1995 tax form a tax rate schedule is given for people whose filing status is single. Part of the table is shown below:

If the taxable income is over...But not over--then the tax is...of the amount over--$0$23,35015%$0$23,350$56,550$3,502.50 + 28%$23,350$56,550$117,950$12,798.50 + 31%$56,550

Question: Write the defining rule for a piecewise function T(x) giving the tax owed by a person whose taxable income is $x, where x is less than $117,950.

Answer: 

{0.15xfor x < 23,350f(x) =3502.5 + 0.28(x - 23,350)for 23,350  x < 56,55012,798.5 + 0.31(x - 56,550)for 56,550 > x  117,950

Question: Evaluate the function to find the tax owed by a single person whose taxable income in 1995 was $31,950.

Answer: $5,910.50. 

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