2. (3.0 points) Robin, who is a self-employed (sole proprietor) surgeon in Milwaukee, traveled to Orlando, Florida, to attend a four-day seminar for health professionals on new medical procedures. She spent a total of five days in Orlando; 4 days at the seminar and one day sightseeing. She incurred the following expenses in total: Lodging ($250 per night for five nights) Airfare Meals eaten at restaurants ($75 per day for five days) Conference registration fee $1,250 000 450 375300 700 The amount of the above expenses that Robin can deduct as business expenses is: $1,550. b. $2,325. c. $2,775. d. $2,450. c. none of the above. 3. (3.0 points) Cindy, who is self-employed, drove her car 22,000 miles in total during the year; 15,000 of those miles pertained to business. Total expenses related to the car for the year were as follows: Gas and oil Insurance $ 7,000 1,000. 3,000 Personal property tax (ad valorem) 400 Car repairs Tolls and parking paid during trips (100% business) 350 15,000 y.585 =8775 15,000/22000 68% The maximum amount she can deduct in 2022 as a business expense using the standard mileage method is (58.5 cents): $8,775. $9,398. $8,011. $9,286. none of the above. I got 272681.4 8775 359 1,317 249 6207 8775.68%=5967