Math Problem Statement
Jerry Carter's home is currently valued, on a replacement cost basis, at $301,000. When he last checked his policy, his home was insured for $209,571 and he did not have an inflation guard endorsement. If he has a $26,188 claim due to a kitchen fire, how much will his homeowner's insurance policy pay? How much would be paid if his home were totally destroyed? In order to obtain full replacement coverage, how much insurance should Jerry carry on his house?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Proportional Reasoning
Insurance Calculations
Replacement Cost Ratio
Formulas
Insurance Payment = (Insured Amount / Replacement Cost) * Claim
Full Replacement Coverage = 100% of Replacement Cost
Theorems
Coinsurance Formula
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 11-12
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