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MonicaaD:

It’s a fill in the blank Tom Harris is twenty-four. He purchases $15,000 of ten year term insurance, a. semi-annually $31.13 $31.75 $62.25 b. quarterly $15.56 $16.19 $14.94 c. monthly $5.19 $6.23 $5.60 https://clackamasweb.owschools.com/media/o_cma_2015/4/cmlifins.gif

Mercury:

I will demonstrate how to do the first choice and leave the others as an exercise for future students 24, 10-year insurance ---> using the table brings us to 4.15 since this represents the premium per 1,000, and he purchased 15, multiply the premium by 15 now, looking at the bottom of the table, for semi-annual values it says to take 51% of this value, so simply multiply what we have so far by .51

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