Alexa is self-employed and uses her personal automobile in connection with her business. During 2019, Amelie drove her car a total of 20,000 miles. Her business log shows that she drove 12,000 miles for business purposes. During 2019, Amelie incurred the following actual expenses based on 100% use, that is, 20,000 total miles: (The standard mileage rate method permits a deduction based on a mileage rate of 58 cents per mile for the year 2019.) (Click the icon to view the expenses.) Read the requirements. Requirement a. Compute Alexa's deduction if she uses the actual cost method. The amount deductible using the actual cost method is $ 7,900 2,900 Gas and oil Repairs and maintenance Depreciation Insurance 5,900 1,490 280 Licenses and fees $ 18,470 Total a. Compute Alexa's deduction if she uses the actual cost method. b. Compute Alexa's deduction if she uses the standard mileage method. C. Assume Alexa used the standard mileage method in 2019. In addition to the automobile expenses, she made several business trips and incurred the following travel expenses while away from home overnight: Airfare $ 4,400 Hotel 1,930 Meals 750 260 Taxi fees and tips $ 7,340 Total None of the above expenses were personal in nature. What are Alexa's deductions in 2019 after all limitations? d. Would Alexa's deduction in 2019 be for AGI or from AGI