Scenario 1 (Elaine) Elaine (63) is filing as a single taxpayer. Her adjusted gross income during the year was $34,000. This is the amount entered on her Form 1040, line 8b. She will itemize deductions when she files her 2019 federal Form 1040. To seek relief for a medical condition, Elaine traveled to a clinic in another state during the year. She incurred the following trip-related expenses: $90 for a room in a hotel near the clinic (one night). $450 for a round-trip airplane ticket. $70 for taxi service to and from the clinic and the airport. $80 for non-hospital meals while she was away from home. Elaine is not eligible for employer-sponsored health insurance. In addition to the travel expenses, Elaine incurred the following non-trip related, out-of-pocket medical expenses: $2,100 net out-of-pocket for health insurance premiums (paid with after-tax dollars). $2,300 for prescriptions. $350 in co-pays to her doctor. $250 for new glasses. $300 for dental x-rays. Complete the Medical and Dental Expenses section of Elaine's Schedule A (Form 1040), Itemized De- ductions. You will need to refer to the amounts reported on lines 1-4 of this section to answer questions about the scenario in Part I of the Final Test. Question 1 of 35. What amount should Elaine report for her total medical and dental expenses on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions? $5,570 O $5,650 $5,870 O $5,990 Mark for follow up 6 Question 2 of 35. 13 Given the adjusted gross income limitation, what amount can Elaine deduct for eligible medical and dental expenses on Schedule A, Itemized Deductions? O $3,020 $3,100 $3,320 O $3,440 Mark for follow up