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Mylee Gates

26 July, 17:32

Brian's Toy Store building is worth $600,000.00 and is insured for $420,000.00. Assuming an 80 percent coinsurance clause and that a fire caused $170,000.00 damage, the liability of the insurance company is

$148,750.00. $119,000.00. $148,570.00. $191,000.00.

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