Barney backs his truck into a telephone pole, causing $3,000 worth of damage to his truck. Barney files a claim with his auto insurance. His collision deductible is set at $500. To get his car fixed, how much money will Barney receive from his insurance company? a$0 b$2,000 c$2,500 dThere is not enough information
Question
Barney backs his truck into a telephone pole, causing 500. To get his car fixed, how much money will Barney receive from his insurance company? a2,000 c$2,500 dThere is not enough information
Solution
Barney's truck has 500 deductible on his insurance policy. This means that he will have to pay the first $500 of the repair costs himself. The insurance company will pay the rest.
So, to calculate how much money Barney will receive from his insurance company, you subtract his deductible from the total cost of the damage:
500 (deductible) = $2,500
So, Barney will receive 2,500.
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