<em>Answer:</em>
<em>5 year = </em><u><em>$2,400</em></u>
20 year = <u>$18,560</u>
<em>Step-by-step explanation:</em>
<em>Firstly,</em>
<em>You have to identify the cash value per unit. so It 'll be 5 years = 30 dollars per unit.</em>
<em>Secondly,</em>
<em>Now, take the face value of the policy divided by 1000, to find how many units the person has. 80,000 divided by 1000 is 80. Now take the # of units time the cash value it has. so It'll be 80 times 30 is </em><em><u>$2,400</u></em>
<em>Answer: $2,400</em>
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<em>Now,</em>
<em>Just like the previous one identify the cash value per unit. so It'll be 20 years= 232 dollars per unit.</em>
<em>Next,</em>
take the face value of the policy divided by 1000, to find how many units the person has. 80,000 divided by 1000 is 80. Now take the # of units time the cash value it has. 80 times 232 is $18,560
Answer: $18,560