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Some business insurance policies cover "business interruption." If your business makes $300,000 per year and a flood prevents op

eration for 3 weeks, about how much money would you lose without business interruption insurance? a) $13,087 b) $15,566 c) $16,200 d) $17,308

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Yuki888 [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

D): $17,308

Explanation: 300,000/365 = 822. 822 * 21 = 17300

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