Suppose That the 1999 Monthly Cost for Health Care for an Employee

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Short Answer

Suppose that the 1999 monthly cost for health care for an employee and two dependents is given in the following table.
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$\begin{array}{lr}{\text { Provider }} & \text { Cost } \\\text { Maxicare } & \$ 418.35 \\\text { Cigna } & \$ 431.06 \\\text { Health Net } & \$ 438.01 \\\text { Pacific Care } & \$ 444.61 \\\text { Health Plan of the Redwoods } \$ 449.42 \\\text { Kaiser } & \$ 454.92 \\\text { Aetna U.S. Healthcare } & \$ 458.22 \\\text { Blue Shield HMO } & \$ 464.38 \\\text { Omni Healthcare } & \$ 467.77 \\\text { Lifeguard } & \$ 472.43\end{array}$

If there are multiple answers, separate them with a comma. If there is no answer, enter none. If necessary, round each answer to the nearest cent. What is the mode? $ __________

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