(round ALL calculations to the nearest penny) Sadie May, an employee of Shoe Chew, Inc., worked 46 hours for the week ended June 26th. She earns $18 per hour regular pay and $36 per hour for overtime pay, which includes all hours worked in excess of 40 hours during a given week. $175 in federal and state income taxes were withheld from Sadie's check for the week. Her gross earnings prior to the current week were $8,000. The following payroll tax rates and wage limits are in effect during the current year: Social Security: 6.2% on maximum earnings of $137,700 per employee Medicare: 1.45% on all earnings Federal Unemployment: 0.8% on maximum earnings of $7,000 per employee State Unemployment: 2.7% on maximum earnings of $9,500 per employee QUESTION 1: What was Sadie's net paycheck for the week assuming the only amounts withheld from her check related to the above information? $664.13 $1,378.33 $601.66 $864.40 $689.40 QUESTION 2: What was Show Chew's total payroll tax expense related to Sadie for the week? $343.47 $96.87 $25.27 $168.47 $104.36 QUESTION 3: If Shoe Chew remitted ALL of the taxes related to the above check for Sadie on July 15th, by how much would cash decrease? $318.20 $154.90 $271.87 $329.90 $343.47