Question

For prescription drug coverage with her family health care plan,

Answer 1

Answer:

Your answer is C. Its probably too late but for anyone's future reference:

Explanation:

If you crunch the numbers:

Its 6 prescriptions a month

First option: $ 20 copay = 120 with just prescriptions + 50 for the monthly premium. total: 170

Second option: $15 copay=90 with just prescriptions +70 for monthly premium. total: 160

Third option: $10 copay= $60 with just prescriptions+ 90 for monthly premium. Total: 150

Fourth option: $ 8 copay= 48 with just prescriptions+110 for monthly premium. Total : $158

Lowest cost is option c

Answer 2

Answer:

the answer is A

Explanation:

option A is $50 monthly premium and $20 co-pay per prescription.

if you do the math:

$50 + $20 x 2=90

$70 + $15 x 2= 100

$90 + 10 x 2= 110

$110 + 8 x 2= 126

(you multiply 2 because of the amount of prescriptions she goes through per month )

P.S I am also a personal finance student and took the test, got it right, but didn't go off the answer here.

Hope this helps :)