1. Brandon injures his leg playing football. He visits the doctor, who sends him for an X-Ray. It turns out the leg is broken. He has to visit the hospital and get a cast, then has follow-up appointments. The doctor bills are $945.00. X-Ray costs are $1,350.00. The hospital bill is $3,225.00. Brandon pays $15.00 of the doctor's office bill as a copay and pays 5% of the hospital bill as part of a contribution towards his deductible. Insurance covers the rest. How much did Brandon's insurance company pay in total? 2. If you are young and healthy, would you prefer a health insurance plan with lower premiums, but higher deductibles and copays? Or would you prefer a plan with a high premium and lower deductibles and copays? Explain in complete sentences. 3. You are thinking of moving to a new state that requires higher liability coverage on your car insurance. Your monthly bill (based on your own vehicle - see insurance costs sheet) would increase by $10.00. However, you would also get a new discount for the new coverage - a12% discount for parking your car in a safer neighborhood and having a shorter daily commute. Calculate what your new monthly insurance bill would be if you were to go through with the move. 2. Rhonda has a family of 6. Her children all need regular chechups and play sports. An emergency room visit is not rare for this family. However, they are all fairly healthy and rarely have to see specialists. Rhonda anticipates a broken bone here and there, and knows that the children all need yearly checkups with the family doctor. Compare and contrast the plans and describe what you think the best option(s) for Rhonda's family might be. Support your reasoning with clear explanations