Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-4 it’s closer to zero
If I’m doing it correctly it’s 2/3 but I haven’t done it in a while
Q: How much did Jay have to pay excluding his share of the insurance premium?
A: $1800+$200 = $2000
Q: How much did Jay's company pay for his insurance premium?
A: $700. If Jay's $350 is 1/3 of the premium , then Jay's company pays 2*$350=$700 as rest of his premium.
Q: Jay paid 10% and the plan paid 90% beyond the deductible. How much did Jay's insurance company pay total?
A: Jay's insurance company paid $16200. Given that Jay paid $1800 beyond his deductible of $200 (and that is 10% of the actual cost) means that his plan (insurance company) paid 90%=9*$1800=$16200.
Q: How much did Jay have to pay total, including his share of the premium?
A: Jay paid $2350. He paid $200 deductible + $1800 beyond deductible + $350 premium
Answer:
Correct option: third one -> 12
Step-by-step explanation:
In a polygon with 'n' vertex, we can trace diagonals from one vertex to all vertices, except to the vertex chosen and the two adjacent vertices (because we would have sides and not diagonals), so we would have 'n - 3' diagonals.
If we have a polygon with 15 vertex, the number of diagonals from one vertex is 15 - 3 = 12.
Correct option: third one
Answer:
it's technically 9 because it's the same as 11-2
