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How much would a homeowner receive with actualâ cash-value coverage and replacement cost coverage for aâ three-year old sofa destroyed by aâ fire? The sofa would cost $1,200 to replaceâ today, whereas it cost $942 three yearsâ ago, and it has an estimated life of six years. With actualâ cash-value coverage, the amount the owner would receive for the sofa would be ?

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