Xavier is working as a lifeguard over the summer, for which he is paid $9 per hour. He did some research on federal income tax and determined that he must pay 10% of his income in federal income tax, 12.4% in Social Security tax, and 2.9% in Medicare tax. Write a linear function representing Xavier’s gross income (earnings before taxes) in terms of the number of hours (x) he works. Type your response here: Write a linear function representing the amount of money Xavier must pay in federal income tax in terms of the number of hours (x) he works. Type your response here: Write a linear function representing the amount of money Xavier must pay in Social Security tax in terms of the number of hours (x) he works. Type your response here: Write a linear function representing the amount of money Xavier must pay in Medicare tax in terms of the number of hours (x) he works. Type your response here: Write a linear function representing Xavier’s net income (earnings after taxes) in terms of the number of hours (x) he works. Type your response here: Look again at the simplest form of the linear function you created in part e for net income. What does the numerical value (the coefficient of x) mean in terms of Xavier’s situation? Type your response here: What will Xavier’s gross and net income be if he works 110 hours in a month? Type your response here: What will the difference of his gross income and net income be for 110 hours of work? Type your response here: What does the value you found in part h represent in terms of Xavier’s situation? Type your response here: