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Jaden carried her receipt for the doctor visit to the cashier. The amount billed was $112 and she has $20 co-pay. How much will

Jaden be required to pay?

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Alinara [238K]3 years ago

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Jaden will have to pay $132 ($112+$20=$132)

She pays $20 so her insurance will pay part and she pays $112 that her insurance won’t cover.

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