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Susan's paycheck this month says her gross pay was $400 and net pay was $350. What's the best explanation for why those two numbers are different?
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Susan's paycheck this month says her gross pay was $400 and net pay was $350. What's the best explanation for why those two numbers are different?
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Susan's paycheck this month says her gross pay was $400 and net pay was $350. What's the best explanation for why those two numbers are different?
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Gross pay (400) is before taxes were deducted, and the net pay (350) is after taxes were deducted
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Divid 400 divid by 359
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