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Melissa's employer purchased a health insurance plan that costs $475 per month and requires that Melissa pay $85 toward the plan. What is the annual value of the employer's contribution

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User RRikesh
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Answer:

4680 is correct

Explanation:

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User Adeel Anwar
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The employer's contribution is the total cost of the plan minus what Melissa pays, which can be found by subtracting Melissa's contribution from the total cost of the plan.
So, the employer's monthly contribution to the total cost of the plan is $475-$85=$390.
Therefore, over the course of one year, the employer would contribute $390*12=$4680.
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