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If the home is worth $97,540 and your insurance covers 10 percent of other structures, what is the total amount of coverage? 4877 975 7342 9754 if the home is worth $123,670 and your insurance covers 20 percent of living expenses during repair, what is the total amount of coverage? 4877 9175 17342 24734 if the home is worth $210,400 and your insurance covers 5 percent of other structures, what is the total amount of coverage? 9877 9550 10520 9754 if lauren's home is worth $159,000, and her insurance covers 50 percent for personal property, what is the total amount of coverage? 79500 119250 124550 39750 joan pays $456.25 monthly on her mortgage. if her annual insurance premium is $1,560 and her annual real estate tax is $1,890, what is her combined monthly payment to her mortgage lender? round each answer to the nearest cent before adding. 959.35 240.51 586.25 743.75 janice pays $625.18 monthly on her mortgage. if her annual insurance premium is $2,420 and her annual real estate tax is $1,590, what is her combined monthly payment to her mortgage lender? round each answer to the nearest cent before adding. 959.35 240.51 586.25 743.75 tammy pays $590.36 monthly on her mortgage. if her annual insurance premium is $1,290 and her annual real estate tax is $2,460, what is her combined monthly payment to her mortgage lender? round each answer to the nearest cent before adding. 959.35 902.86 586.25 743.75

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