Daniel earns $760 each month he pays 15% of his earning in tax. calculate the amount of money Daniel has each month after paying tax

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Daniel earns $760 each month he pays 15% of his earning in tax.

calculate the amount of money Daniel has each month after paying tax

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15 percent of 760 is 114
760 - 114 = 646

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