During 20187, Sarah, age 29, had adjusted gross income of $12,000 and paid the following amounts for medical expenses:

\begin{array} { l l } \text { Medical insurance } & \$ 400 \\\text { Prescription medications } & \$ 160 \\\text { Hospital bills } & \$ 575 \\\text { Doctors' bills } & \$ 310 \\\text { Dental bills } & \$ 180\end{array}

In 2018, Sarah drove 139 miles for medical transportation in her personal automobile, and she uses the standard mileage allowance.Her insurance company reimbursed Sarah $300 during the year for the above medical expenses.Using the schedule below, calculate the amount of Sarah's deduction for medical and dental expenses for the 2018 tax year. $During 20187, Sarah, age 29, had adjusted gross income of $12,000 and paid the following amounts for medical expenses: \begin{array} { l l } \text { Medical insurance } & \$ 400 \\ \text { Prescription medications } & \$ 160 \\ \text { Hospital bills } & \$ 575 \\ \text { Doctors' bills } & \$ 310 \\ \text { Dental bills } & \$ 180 \end{array} In 2018, Sarah drove 139 miles for medical transportation in her personal automobile, and she uses the standard mileage allowance.Her insurance company reimbursed Sarah $300 during the year for the above medical expenses.Using the schedule below, calculate the amount of Sarah's deduction for medical and dental expenses for the 2018 tax year.$

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