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Betty is a single individual. In 2014, she receives $5,000 of tax-exempt income in addition to her salary and other investment income. Betty's 2014 tax return showed the following information: Betty is a single individual. In 2014, she receives $5,000 of tax-exempt income in addition to her salary and other investment income. Betty's 2014 tax return showed the following information:   Which of the following statements concerning Betty's tax rates is are)  correct? I. Betty's average tax rate is 18.9%. II. Betty's average tax rate is 17.6%. III. Betty's effective tax rate is 18.9%. IV. Betty's effective tax rate is 17.6%. A)  Statements I and III are correct. B)  Statements I and IV are correct. C)  Statements II and III are correct. D)  Statements II and IV are correct. Which of the following statements concerning Betty's tax rates is are) correct? I. Betty's average tax rate is 18.9%. II. Betty's average tax rate is 17.6%. III. Betty's effective tax rate is 18.9%. IV. Betty's effective tax rate is 17.6%.

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