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Gross weekly pay = $2,510
Social security tax = Gross weekly pay x Social security tax rate
= 2,510 x 6.2%
= $155.62
Medicare tax = Gross weekly pay x Medicare tax rate
= 2,510 x 1.45%
= $36.40
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