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Mathematics, 07.08.2021 08:30, oclexieaocovtg07

Bob’s employer covers 23% of his family’s annual health insurance premium. The balance of the premium is deducted in equal amounts from Bob’s paycheck 26 times over the calendar year. If $185.30 is withheld from each of Bob’s paychecks, what is his family’s annual health insurance premium? a. $805.65 b. $4,817.80 c. $6,256.88 d. $20,946.96

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