Part of the Taxylvania tax rate table reads as follows:
A. If your taxable income is no more than $6,000, you owe 1% of your taxable income.
B. If your taxable income is more than $6,000 but no more than $18,000, you owe $60 plus 5% of the amount over $6,000.
C. If your taxable income is more than $18,000, you owe $660 plus 7% of the amount over $18,000.
If you were living in Taxylvania and your taxable income were $12,600, how much tax would you owe?
What if your taxable income were only $2,100?
We can give a formula for the tax T in terms of the income I if we give it in cases. For example, we have that T(I) = 0.01 I when I is less than $6,000. What formula gives the correct value for the tax when I is between $6,000 and $18,000?
T(I) =
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