Mathematics, 18.02.2020 08:26, Albala

Jerome uses the formula, P = 2DB, to find approximate six month premium when his driver risk factor, d, is 1.02 and the basic six month premium is $500.

A. $170.00

B. $270.60

C. $300.50

D. $332.00

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