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2. Juan Pablo makes an hourly salary of $15 and time-and-a-half for any hours over 40. Last week he worked
45 hours. Explain how you would calculate his weekly gross pay, his Social Security Tax (6.2%), and his
Medicare tax (1.45%). You don't need to actually calculate the values, just explain what mathematical
processes you would use and why.
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