A quadrilateral I believe.
<span>The yearly value of the health insurance from job A is $4380. To find this, take the $450 per month, and subtract Frank's contribution of $85. 450-85=$365 benefit per month. Multiply the monthly benefit by 12 months to get 365*12=4380.
The yearly value of the health insurance from job B is $4620. To find this, take the $500 per month and subtract Frank's contribution, 500-115=385. No multiply the monthly benefit by 12 to get 385*12=4620.</span>
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