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jon_i

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Kate Laslow drives into Tommy O'Conner's automobile, injuring Tommy and his friends, Mike, Tyrone, and Jake, who were all passengers in Tommy's car. Damage was also caused to a privacy fence and landscaping owned by the Wilkinsons. Kate has 20/50/25 liability coverage. Tommy is awarded 13,000 for personal bodily injuries, Mike is awarded 7,000, Tyrone is awarded 6,250, and Jake was awarded 2,750 . It will cost 4,500 to repair Tommy's car. The Wilkinsons are awarded 8,320 to replace their fence and repair their landscaping. How much will Kate's insurance company pay for this accident?
 a. 41,820
 
  b. 37,820
 
  c. 32,820
 
  d. 50,000

Question 2

The additivity property of LP models implies that the sum of the contributions from the various activities to a particular constraint equals the total contribution to that constraint.
 a. True
  b. False
   Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

TRUE



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