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Person A earns $100,000 per year, while person B earns $45,000 per year. Both people own homes in the same city. Which conclusion is most likely true
for these people when they pay their property taxes?
O A. Neither person A nor person B will have to pay property tax.
O B. Person B will pay at a higher property tax rate than person A.
C. Person A will pay at a higher property tax rate than person B.
D. The property tax rate will be the same for person A and person B.

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