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Jane's basic insurance cost is $559.90 per year. Her insurance company offers a typical "safe-driver discount." What would be her rate if she went three years without an accident? Annual premium?

465.90
503.91
617.67
645.90

User Dizzwave
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559.90−(559.9×0.10)=503.91
User Jen Bohold
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Answer:

Option B is the answer.

Explanation:

In general, a "safe-driver discount" discount is between 10 to 25 percent.

As it is not mentioned that how much discount Jane received, so lets suppose it to be 10%.

Jane's basic insurance cost is = $559.90

So, 10% off on 559.90 is =
(10)/(100)*559.90 = $55.99

Now subtracting this discount we get =
559.90-55.99

= $503.91

Hence. option B is the answer.

User Andres Olarte
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