My interview is big so, i will write it on the recommended side?

A senior citizen received a prescription that costs $45. The pharmacy gives a 10% discount to seniors. This person also has a 10% co-pay through their insurance. 10a. How much is the discount? a. $4.50 b. $4.05 c. $4.55

How much is the co-pay? a. $4.50 b. $4.05 c. $4.55

Thanks for adjectives the helpers and supporters

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Answers:

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4.05

45*.10=4.50
45-4.5=40.50

40.50*.10=4.05 Source(s): my head

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Well, the forgiving must pay 10% of the cost. The pharmacy gives them a discount. So, they charge the patient $45 minus 10% - $4.50. The discount is $4.50. That resources they charge the patient $40.50 (the discounted rate). The patient has insurance, so they are just responsible for 10% of this charge. So, they pay $4.05. The remaining balance of $36.45 is paid by the patient's insurance. The forgiving saved a whopping $0.45 through the generosity of the pharmacy.

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its going to be answer A right?

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10% discount:
$45.00 * .10 = $4.50

$45.00 - $4.50 = $40.50

10% co-pay:
$40.50 * .10 = $4.05

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That is such a basic MATH problem and best suited to the Homework section

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pharmacy=4.50
co-pay=4.05

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This would never happen contained by a pharmacy. Most seniors have Medicare, and it is illegal to give them discounts. The pharmacy would be sued by CMS, and own to pay a lot of fines. Source(s): pharmacy student

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unnatural question...

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Discount:

45 x 0.1 = 4.5 (A)

Co-Pay:

45 - 4.5 = 40.5
40.5 x 0.1 = 1.05 (B)

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