Exam MS-700 topic 4 question 1 discussion

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/how-many-phone-numbers-can-you-get User (subscriber) number The number of phone numbers is equal to the total number of Domestic Calling Plan and/or Domestic and International Calling Plan licenses multiplied by 1.1 + 10 additional phone numbers. Toll-free service number (no logic, just hope to remember from the site) If there are 1-25 licenses then 5 telephone numbers are given. If there are 26-49 licenses then 10 telephone numbers are given. If there are 50-99 licenses then 20 telephone numbers are given. If there are 100-149 licenses then 30 telephone numbers are given. If there are 150-199 licenses then 40 telephone numbers are given. If there are 200-499 licenses then 65 telephone numbers are given. If there are 500-749 licenses then 90 telephone numbers are given.

Domestic plan x 1.1 + 10: (100 x 1.1 = 110) + 10 = 120 This one OK. Who will try to memorize Toll numbers logic (because Microsoft doesn't tell us the formula)???

1. For **User Phone Numbers**, you have 100 Domestic Calling Plan licenses. The calculation is indeed $$100 \times 1.1 + 10 = 110 + 10 = 120$$. Therefore, the maximum number of user phone numbers you can acquire is **120**. 2. For **Toll-free Service Numbers**, for 100-149 licenses, 30 phone numbers are given. So, the maximum number of toll-free service numbers you can acquire is indeed **30**.

what a boring... call plan * 1.1 + 10 call plan /25 * 5 then select the most near value

Answer is correct, however it is now more an MS-720 related question

The number of phone numbers is equal to the total number of Phone System and Audio Conferencing licenses and uses the following: If there are 100-149 licenses then 30 telephone numbers are given.

@Mizlett,read: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/how-many-phone-numbers-can-you-get

Will someone please explain this solution/answer

I Agree with the answer - solution seems correct