With a certain medical insurance? policy, the customer must first pay an annual ?$100 ?deductible, and...

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With a certain medical insurance? policy, the customer mustfirst pay an annual ?$100 ?deductible, and then the policy covers80?% of the cost of? x-rays. The first insurance claims for aspecific year submitted by a person are for two? x-rays. The first?x-ray cost ?$620?, and the second? x-ray cost ?$960. How? much, in?total, will he need to pay for these? x-rays?

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Since, policy covers 80% of x-ray cost.

So, customer has to pay 20% of x-ray cost.

Total cost of two x-rays = $960 + $620 = $1580

So, amount to be paid by customer

=20% of $1580

= $(1580×20/100) = $316.

But ,$100 is deductible.

So, total cost to be paid by customer = $(316-100)

= $216. Ans.


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