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3 years ago

Michelle just purchased a homeowner's insurance policy for her new home that costs $0.37 per 5100. Her home is

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kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago

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Based on your other question, I’m going to assume this is 0.37 per $100, not 5,100.

418,700/100 = 4187 (how many groups of $100 the house is worth)
4187 x 0.37 = $1549.19 is her insurance premium

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