Merge pull request #210664 from spelluru/patch-117

removing pricing specific details from this page.

Author: JamesJBarnett

articles/azure-relay/relay-faq.yml

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           For complete information about Relay pricing, see the [Hybrid Connections and WCF Relays](https://azure.microsoft.com/pricing/details/service-bus) table on the Service Bus pricing details page. In addition to the prices noted on that page, you are charged for associated data transfers for egress outside of the datacenter in which your application is provisioned.
           
-      - question: |
-          How am I billed for Hybrid Connections?
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-          Here are three example billing scenarios for Hybrid Connections:
-          
-          *   Scenario 1:
-              *   You have a single listener, such as an instance of the Hybrid Connections Manager installed and continuously running for the entire month.
-              *   You send 3 GB of data across the connection during the month. 
-              *   Your total charge is $5.
-          *   Scenario 2:
-              *   You have a single listener, such as an instance of the Hybrid Connections Manager installed and continuously running for the entire month.
-              *   You send 10 GB of data across the connection during the month.
-              *   Your total charge is $7.50. That's $5 for the connection and first 5 GB + $2.50 for the additional 5 GB of data.
-          *   Scenario 3:
-              *   You have two instances, A and B, of the Hybrid Connections Manager installed and continuously running for the entire month.
-              *   You send 3 GB of data across connection A during the month.
-              *   You send 6 GB of data across connection B during the month.
-              *   Your total charge is $10.50. That's $5 for connection A + $5 for connection B + $0.50 (for the sixth gigabyte on connection B).
-          
-          
       - question: |
           How are hours calculated for Relay?
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