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sertanlavr
17 days ago
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Chad lives in California and makes $59,500 a year. If the median annual income is $61,021 in California and $50,233 in the Unite

d States as a whole, is Chad likely to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
A.No, Chad is not likely to qualify, because his yearly income is above the median annual income of the United States as a whole.

B.Yes, Chad is likely to qualify, because his yearly income is below the median annual income of California.

C.No, Chad is not likely to qualify, because his yearly income is below the median annual income of California.

D.Yes, Chad is likely to qualify, because his yearly income is above the median annual income of the United States as a whole.
Mathematics
2 answers:
tester [12.3K]17 days ago
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Answer:

B. It is likely that Chad qualifies, given that his yearly income is less than California's median annual income.

Step-by-step explanation:

To qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy, an individual's income must be beneath the median annual income of their state.

In this case, Chad lives in California, earning $59,500 annually with the median income listed as $61,021 in the state.

Since Chad earns below the median income for California, he is qualified for chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Thus, the correct choice is option B.

zzz [12.3K]17 days ago
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<span>It is likely that Chad will qualify, as his annual earnings are below California's median yearly income.

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