Chapter 21 Homework Nine persons or more 60,012 60,303 59,501 58,828 57,722 56,201 Source: "Poverty Thresholds for 2021 by Size of Family and Number of Related Children Under 18 Years," United States Census Bureau, https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/income-poverty/historical-poverty-thresholds.html. Sharon and Paolo are married, under the age of 65, and have five children under the age of 18. Paolo works full time and earns $20,000, while Sharon works part time and earns $9,000. Thus, in total, their family income is $29,000. Are Paolo and Sharon living in poverty? Yes No Suppose that Paolo divorces Sharon and leaves the family without paying alimony or child support. Sharon must now support her five children alone, so she begins working full time and earns a total of $16,000. Are Sharon and her children living in poverty? Yes No Again, consider Sharon, a single mother with five children under 18 who earns an annual income of $16,000. Suppose that Sharon qualifies for a welfare program for single mothers that provides her with $600 cash for each child (a total of $3,000, since Sharon has five children). After receiving welfare, is Sharon's family living in poverty? Yes No Grade It Now Save & Continu Continue without saving MacBook Air + *