For each of the following situations, what amount would the insurance company pay? (L° L08.2) Wind damage of $1,835; the insured has a deductible of $500. Theft of a stereo system worth $4,000; the insured has a deductible of $500. Vandalism that does $425 of damage to a home; the insured has a deductible of $500.

For each of the following situations, what amount would the insurance company pay? (L° L08.2) Wind damage of $1,835; the insured has a deductible of $500. Theft of a stereo system worth $4,000; the insured has a deductible of $500. Vandalism that does $425 of damage to a home; the insured has a deductible of $500.

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