Answer:
1 and 1/8
Step-by-step explanation:
I am pretty sure because I did the math
Answer:
1) Find the Least Common Denominator (LCD)
2) Find the equivalent fractions.
3) Add or subtract the fractions and add or subtract the whole numbers.
4) Write your answer in lowest terms.
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Based on Amy Schorling's driver rating factor, vehicle classification and bodily injury coverage, her annual premium is $576.46.
If she includes the $50-deductibel collision coverage, her insurance premium becomes $1,067.08.
<h3>How much is Amy Schorling's annual premium?</h3>
At $25,000 property damage, her 25/50 bodily injury coverage premium is $206.40.
This should be added to her $50 comprehensive deductible D-14 vehicle classification of $105.20.
Annual base premium:
= 206.40 + 105.20
= $311.60
Annual premium:
= Annual base premium x Driver rating factor
= 311.60 x 1.85
= $576.46
<h3>How much is the annual premium including collision coverage?</h3>
The annual base premium becomes:
= 311.60 + 265.20
= $576.80
Annual premium becomes:
= 576.80 x 1.85
= $1,067.08
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