NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

The Campbell's wood-frame house has a $40,000 homeowner's policy. It falls in fire protection class 8. What is the annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

Ken Yun's brick home has an $80,000 homeowner's policy. It falls in fire protection class 11. What is the annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

The North's brick home has a replacement value of $100,000 and is insured for 90%. It falls in fire protection class 9. What is the annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

The Wood's wood frame home has a replacement value of $125,000 and is insured for 96%. It falls in fire protection class 5. What is the annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

The Smith's own a wood-frame home in an area rated fire protection class 1. Their two-family home has a replacement value of $112,500 and is insured at 80%. What is their annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

The Hoffmans own a brick home that has a replacement value of $375,000. They purchased a homeowner's policy for 80% of its replacement value. They live in an area rated fire protection class 9. What is their annual premium?

(a)  

NO answers will have change. Please write your answer as $xxx OR $x,xxx (Ex: $500 or $5,000)

Paige Lang has insured her home for $300,000. The two-story, wood-frame house is located in an area rated fire protection class 11. What is her annual policy premium?

(a)