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An insured submits a claim form that has been intentionally and falsely altered in order to receive a benefit. which term best d

escribes this submission?

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saul85 [17]4 years ago

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Fraudulent is a term that best describes this submission.

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1.Initial investment outlay= $19 million

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3.Initial investment outlay= $ 20.5 million

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Let plug in the formula

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Therefore the Initial investment outlay will be $19 million

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