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Mr. Monk is a self-employed computer consultant who earns more than $100.000 each year. He also is an enthusiastic artist. This year. he spent $4,900 on oil paints, canvasses, supplies, and lessons at a local studio. Mr. Monk made several trips to the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., to attend lectures on painting technique. His total travel costs were $3,350. Assume the taxable year is 2022. Required: a. Compute the effect of Mc. Monk's painting revenue and expenses on his AGI assuming Mr. Monk earned $13,290 from sales of his paintings. This was the sixth consecutive year that the painting activity generated a profit. b. Compute the effect of Mr. Monk's painting revenue and expenses on his AGl assuming Mr. Monk earned $2,000 from sales of his paintings. The painting activity has never generated a profit. c. Compute the effect of Mr. Monk's painting revenue and expenses on his AGI assuming Mr. Monk earned $2,000 from sales of his paintings. The painting activity also generated a net loss four years ago but was profitable in each of the past three years. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Compute the effect of Mr. Monk's painting revenue and expenses on his AGl assuming Mr. Monk earned \$13,290 from sales of his paintings. This was the sixth consecutive year that the painting activity generated a profit. Note: If there is no income, select "No effect