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If a patient's allowed amount is $100, and the patient has a 20 percent coinsurance and $10 copay, how much will the patient need to pay? Question 17 options: a) $30 b) $40…

If a patient's allowed amount is $100, and the patient has a 20 percent coinsurance and $10 copay, how much will the patient need to pay? Question 17 options: a) $30 b) $40…
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If a patient's allowed amount is $100, and the patient has a 20 percent coinsurance and $10 copay, how much will the patient need to pay?

Question 17 options:

a) $30

b) $40

c) $10

d) $50

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Answer: C i believe

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