The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is auditing Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, for the following individual clients for Year 2, and the audits are focused on medical expenses claimed. Calculate the allowable Year 2 deductible medical expenses for each taxpayer, if any, before the adjusted gross income (AGI) limitation. Assume that there are no insurance reimbursements of medical expenses unless otherwise noted. For each item, enter the appropriate amounts in the associated cells. If the amount is zero, enter a zero (0). Enter all amounts as positive values. Round each amount to the nearest whole number. Medical costs reported by taxpayers in Year 2 Allowable deduction 1. Taxpayer A Medical costs reported in Year 2 include the following: Prescription drugs: $450 Herbal weight-loss supplements and vitamins recommended by physician: $1,200 Eye examinations and eyeglasses: $650 Removal of appendix: $2,800 2. Taxpayer B Medical costs reported in Year 2 include the following: Medical insurance premiums paid from after-tax income: $1,500 Tooth extraction: $900 Surgery to remove facial wrinkles: $3,500 Nonprescription drugs: $200 Hearing aid: $2,600 Received medical insurance reimbursements of $500 in Year 2 and $200 in January of Year 3 for these expenses 3. Taxpayer C Medical costs