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15 POINTS! Kelly and Max have insured for $90,000. The rate is $.52 per $100 insured. Find their annual homeowner's insurance premium.
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15 POINTS! Kelly and Max have insured for $90,000. The rate is $.52 per $100 insured. Find their annual homeowner's insurance premium.
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Kelly and Max have insured for $90,000. The rate is $.52 per $100 insured. Find their annual homeowner's insurance premium.
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90000/ 100= 900× .0.52= $468.
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How often do they pay? If they only pay once a year, 90000/100=900. 900 * .52 = 468
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