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Henry has a $10,000 car insurance policy with a $400 per claim deductible. Henry is involved in an accident, and his car sustain

s $7,000 worth of damage. How much will Henry pay? $400 $600 $3,000 $6,600

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$400. He is only responsible for the deductible. His insurance covers up to $10000 in damage

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