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Percy started a new job and must enroll in a new family health insurance plan. One of the options involves prescription drug coverage. Percy estimates that he and his family will fill 4 prescriptions per month, totaling $450. Which option would result in the lowest overall cost for Percy?

$120 monthly premium; $14 copayment per prescription

$160 monthly premium; $10 copayment per prescription

$50 monthly premium; 80% coverage for first $500 in prescription costs, then 90% coverage for all prescription costs over $500

$86 monthly premium; 70% cov

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Help! I'll give you a medal! 

Percy started a new job and must enroll in a new family health insurance plan. One of the options involves prescription drug coverage. Percy estimates that he and his family will fill 4 prescriptions per month, totaling $450. Which option would result in the lowest overall cost for Percy?

 $120 monthly premium; $14 copayment per prescription

 $160 monthly premium; $10 copayment per prescription

 $50 monthly premium; 80% coverage for first $500 in prescription costs, then 90% coverage for all prescription costs over $500

 $86 monthly premium; 70% cov

anonymous · Answer

$86 monthly premium; 70% coverage for all prescription costs

anonymous · Answer

For choice A , I got $175.00 , 
Choice B $200
Choice D $221.00 

Choice C I need help on  . I don't know how to solve for it! Help please

anonymous · Answer

50 + (.80*450) = 410

anonymous · Answer

a. 120 + (14*4) = 120 + 56 = 176
b. 160+ (10*4) = 160 + 40 = 200
c . 50 + (.80*450) = 410
d. 86 + .70*450 = 86 +315 = 401

note these are all monthly costs... so you should multiply by 12 to determine the annual cost