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Solve the problem using the table below.

In addition, options can be added to the base coverage including the following: identity theft/fraud protection-$20/year; sewer/sump pump backup protection-$75/year. Extended coverage endorsements beyond the maximum coverage amounts can also be added for specific personal property. Endorsements can be added for: jewelry, watches, and furs-$0.85/$100/year; camera equipment-$1.35/$100/year; computer equipment-$0.95/$100/year; fine art and collectibles-$1.10/$100/year; firearms and accessories-$1.45/ $100/year; and portable tools-$3.25/$100/year.


A home with a market value of is insured for in a policy that contains an 80% coinsurance clause. Find the part of a loss due to fire that the insurance company will pay.
◦ $3938
◦ $3500
◦ $184,000
◦ $204,000
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Reply #1 on: Feb 26, 2020
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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