The table below shows last year's gross income, standard deduction, and number of exemptions for four different workers.
Gross
Income
Standard
Deduction
Number of Exemptions at
$3650 Each
Kevin
$97,223
$8350
3
Louis
$89,756
$8350
1
Madelyn $90,237
$5700
2
Selma
$87,875
$5700
1
Assuming that each worker used the standard deduction and that none of the
workers had any additional adjustments, which worker had the lowest taxable
income last year?

your question is incomplete, write all the numbers in the sequence that it tells you.  

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85.3-64 = 21.3

so laura has already added 85.3 grams of chocolate powder and she has gone over the amount specified in the recipe by 21.3 grams

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