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Determine the annual insurance premium for 50/100 liability insurance
for a driver having a rating factor of 1.95 if the base premium is
$86.
a. $167.70
b. $430
c. $860
d. $195
2 years ago

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The formula for calculating insurance premium is:

Premium = Base premium x Rating factor

So, for this driver:

Premium = $86 x 1.95 = $167.70

Therefore, the correct answer is (a) $167.70.
2 years ago

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