FBLA Business Calculations Practice Test 2025 – The Complete All-in-One Guide for Exam Success!

To determine which health insurance option is the least costly for two doctor visits, you need to calculate the total expenses for each option based on the monthly premium and the cost per visit.

For the first option, the total cost includes a monthly premium of $250 and the cost for two visits at $75 each. So, the calculation would be:

Total Cost for Option A = Monthly Premium + (Cost per Visit × Number of Visits)

Total Cost for Option A = $250 + ($75 × 2)

Total Cost for Option A = $250 + $150

Total Cost for Option A = $400

Now, let's calculate the costs for the other options:

For the second option, the monthly premium is $200 and the visit cost is $100 each:

Total Cost for Option B = $200 + ($100 × 2)

Total Cost for Option B = $200 + $200

Total Cost for Option B = $400

For the third option, the monthly premium is $350, and since it offers unlimited visits, there is no additional cost regardless of the number of visits:

Total Cost for Option C = $350 + $0 (since visits are unlimited)

Total Cost for Option C = $350