Michele dover is employed at sigma systems. she has family medical coverage through the company’s group medical plan. the annual cost of michele’s family coverage is $5,800. the company pays 53% of the cost. how much is deducted from her weekly paycheck for medical insurance?

$52.42.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that the total annual cost of Michele's family coverage is $5,800. The company pays 53% of the cost.

First of all let us find 47% of $5800 as 47% (100-53=47) of the annual cost of medical insurance is paid by Michele.

Now let us divide total amount paid by Michele by 52 as a year has 52 weeks.

Therefore, $52.42 is deducted from Michele's weekly paycheck for medical insurance.

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