You know that all your deductions add up to approximately 31% of your gross pay and you earn $1025 a week. Calculate what your net pay will be every week.

James works a basic week of 40 hours and has an hourly rate of pay of $19.50.Calculate his weekly wage before tax.

Last week, before taxes, you earned $539 after working 26 hours at your regular hourly rate and 6 hours at time-and-a- half. Create a linear function from this word problem.

An employee is paid bi-monthly at an hourly rate of $10.62.  Assume the work schedule for the bi-monthly period is 11 work days and the employee works a full 8 hour day plus 2 hours overtime each day.  There is no overtime pay differential; all hours are paid at straight time.  The employee’s earnings are subject to Federal Income Tax withholding of 28% and a Social Security deduction of 7.65%.  There is also a deduction of $4.27 for insurance.  What is the employee’s net pay?

Net income is:Athe total amount of money you earnBthe amount of money you receive after deductions are subtracted from your gross incomeCthe amount of money that is taken away in the form of taxesDthe hourly rate of pay

Fin is managing salary taxation and wants a program to determine the net salaries based on the provided salary amount. Determine the net salary: If the salary is less than 50000, print "No Tax." For salaries between 50000 (inclusive) and 100000 (exclusive), apply 10% tax and print the net salary after deduction.For 100000 or more, apply 20% tax and print the net salary after deduction.Implement a program that takes Fin's salary as input (integer) and calculates the net salary after converting it into float.Input format :The input consists of an integer value n, representing Fin's monthly salary.Output format :If no tax is applicable, the output prints "No Tax"If a tax is applicable, the output prints "Salary after X% Tax: Y" where X represents the applicable tax percent value and Y represents the net salary after deduction with two decimal places.Refer to the sample output for the formatting specifications.Code constraints :In this scenario, the test cases fall under the following constraints:1000 ≤ n ≤ 120000Sample test cases :Input 1 :40000Output 1 :No TaxInput 2 :60000Output 2 :Salary after 10% Tax: 54000.00Input 3 :120000Output 3 :Salary after 20% Tax: 960