Angela works 18 hours a week for 12 weeks in the summer at the local swimming pool as a life guard. she earns $13 per hour. her employer takes 15 percent out of her check for federal income tax withholding and 6.2 percent for social security and 1.45 percent for medicare. she will receive 12 paychecks, one for each week she works. calculate angela’s weekly gross pay: calculate the amount taken out of angela’s check for federal income tax withholding: calculate the amount taken out of angela’s check for social security taxes: calculate the amount taken out of angela’s check for medicare taxes: calculate angela’s net paycheck using the calculations above: calculate angela’s total gross pay for all 12 weeks: calculate angela’s total net pay for all 12 weeks:

Gross pay per week = $234

Federal income tax = $421.2

Social security = $174.96

Medicare =$40.71

net pay per week = $181

Total gross pay = $2,808

Total net pay = $2172

Step-by-step explanation:

Hi, to answer this question, first, we have to calculate Angela gross income per week:

18 hours per week x $13 per hour = $234 per week (gross)

234 x 12 =2,808

Amount taken ; multiply weekly gross pay by each percentage discount in decimal form (divided by 100)

Federal income tax = 234 x (15/100) = $35.1  (in 12 weeks = 35.1 x 12 = $421.2)

Social security = 234 x (6.2/100)= $14.508 (in 12 weeks = 14.5 x 12 = $174.96)

Medicare = 234 x (1.45/100)=$3.393  (in 12 weeks = 3.39x 12 = $40.71)

Total amount taken (per week)= 35.1+14.508+3.393=$53.001

Net pay per week = 234-53 = $181

For the total gross pay we have to multiply the weekly gross pay by the number of weeks (12)

Total gross pay = 234 x 12 =$2,808

Total net pay = 181 x 12 = 181 per week x 12 = $2172

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step-by-step explanation:

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