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Mathematics, 19.09.2021 02:40 dondre54

Last year, a company surveyed its employees about the kind of health plans they would like to have available. 319 employees (17.1%) indicated that they would like a high deductible plan as an option. How many employees did not indicate that they would like a high deductible plan as an option?

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