Question
Greta is a 30-year-old farmer who lives in rural Illinois. Henri is a 30-year-old writer who lives in New York City. What can MOST likely be assumed about their health insurance costs?(1 point)
Responses
Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.
Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.
Both Greta and Henri pay the same fees for health insurance.
Both Greta and Henri pay the same fees for health insurance.
Both Greta and Henri get free insurance from the Affordable Care Act.
Both Greta and Henri get free insurance from the Affordable Care Act.
Greta qualifies for insurance subsidies; Henri does not.
Responses
Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.
Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.
Both Greta and Henri pay the same fees for health insurance.
Both Greta and Henri pay the same fees for health insurance.
Both Greta and Henri get free insurance from the Affordable Care Act.
Both Greta and Henri get free insurance from the Affordable Care Act.
Greta qualifies for insurance subsidies; Henri does not.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The most likely assumption about their health insurance costs is:
**Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.**
This is because health insurance costs can vary significantly based on geographic location, including factors such as local healthcare costs, state regulations, and the availability of insurance plans.
**Greta and Henri pay different amounts based on their location.**
This is because health insurance costs can vary significantly based on geographic location, including factors such as local healthcare costs, state regulations, and the availability of insurance plans.