If (one month) I make a total of 10 hours of calls at Standard hours , how much more or less will I pay for basic contact than f
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The amount of money that you would pay less for basic contact is $15 while the amount you will pay more for premium =$465.
<h3>Calculation of the call rate per hour</h3>From the given table in the diagram, the cost of calls made for 10 hours at Standard time=
$6 × 10 = $60
The amount of calls done for basic contact is 3 hours per month for $15 . Total cost per month = 3×15= $45
The amount of calls done for premium contact is 15 hours per month for $35 . Total cost per month = 15× 35=$525
Ordinarily, you per $60 for standard call hours. This means that,
$60 - 45 = $15 less for basic contact and
$525 - $60 = $465 more for premium.
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