Module 2 Discussion Question Problems Problem Four (Course Outcome il Learning Outcome 1, m, V, VI) Brad Young is married with one withholding, can 33.600 per month. Brad's employer pays him on a and a 5% 401(k) contribution. Brad will pay $157 in federales semimonthly basis. He has two pro-tax deductions, qualified hengen insurance deduction of 5100 per pay Required: What is Brad's Net pay? Round calculations to 2 decimal places and share calculation Seohy Employee Name Marted of Single were Yle The Wege Was WW WW et Pey Problem Five (Course Outcome Il/Learning Outcome II, III, V, VI) Morgan Paisley is single and works part-time in a Nashville, Tennessee Hotel as a nonexempt housekeeper, Morgan gets paid $14.50 per hour and is paid on a biweekly basis. During the pay period. she worked 52 regular hours, with 12 of those considered overtime hours. She has one withholding and no pretax deductions. Morgan will pay $58.00 in federal taxes. Required: What is her not pay? Round calculations to two decimal places and share calculations, Social Federal Medicare Security Married of Employee Name Regular Gross WW WW Net Pay Single withhold Wages Wages OT WH Problem Six (Course Outcome 11 / Learning Outcome II, III, V, VI) Drew Jackson is an administrative assistant at Buckeye Southern Community College and is paid on a semi-monthly basis. Drews yearly salary is $52,000 per year. Required: What is Drew's weekly rate of pay, hourly rate of pay, overtime rate of pay, and semi-annual rate of pay? Show all calculations and round all work to two decimal places. Problem Seven (Course Outcome l / Learning Outcome II, III, V, VI) Alicia Manufacturing makes widgets and pays its staff a piece rate of $2.50 for each widget completed. Employee Adam Ledbetter completed 1,200 widgets in a standard 40-hour work week. Ledbetter works an additional 12 hours and produces 140 widgets during that time. Required. Calculate the following. Show all calculations and round all work to two decimal places. 1. Regular piece-rate pay for 1,200 widgets 2. Overtime piece-rate pay for 140 widgets 3. Total Gross earnings