You may use your notes from class or look in the Consumer Math course content. You may use a calculator but you must write down and show all work here. The You will find examples for these problems in the class CC recordings and the Unit 2 review recordings. 1. Federal Tax You are single, your gross income is $66,341. You claim 1 adjustment of $1250, a deduction of $2000, and you have one exemption of $8200. Find your AGI (Adjustable Gross Income) and taxable income. Then find your tax due using the table. (6 points) A. AGI = B. Taxable income = C. Tax due = You may use your notes from class or look in the Consumer Math course content. You may use a calculator but you must write down and show all work here. The You will find examples for these problems in the class CC recordings and the Unit 2 review recordings. 1. Federal Tax You are single, your gross income is $66,341. You claim 1 adjustment of $1250, a deduction of $2000, and you have one exemption of $8200. Find your AGI (Adjustable Gross Income) and taxable income. Then find your tax due using the table. (6 points) A. AGI = B. Taxable income = C. Tax due =