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Exercise

A company purchases a commercial insurance policy with a property policy limit of 70,000. The actual value of the property at the time of a loss is 100,000. The insurance policy has a coinsurance provision of 80% and a 200 deductible, which is applied to the loss before the limit or coinsurance are applied. A storm causes damage in the amount of 20,000.

Calculate the insurance company’s payment.

  • 15,840
  • 16,000
  • 17,300
  • 17,325
  • 19,800
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Key: D

[[math]] \min \{ 70,000, \frac{70,000}{0.8(100,000)} (20,000 -200)\} = 17,325. [[/math]]

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