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When you set two linear function segments equal to each other and solve for the earnings, how can you tell whether or not there is a tax jump going from one linear segment to another?
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A. If there is no solution, there is no tax jump B. If there is a solution, there is no tax jump C. If there is a solution, there is a tax jump D. If there is more than one solution, there is a tax jump @Joel_the_boss @texaschic101 @tester97
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