A Practical Arithmetic
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11. Suppose the dwelling of problem 7 were slate in- stead of shingle roof. The rate then might be 40 cts. per f 100. How much less would the insurance be?
12. Suppose the dwelling instead of being in a city well protected from fire were in a city with no fire protec- tion, the rate might then be 75 cts. per $100 under the conditions of problem 7. What would be the cost per year ?
13. The rates on certain classes of unprotected property are very high. Saw-mills sometimes cost 14 % ...yearly.
What would be the premium for 1 yr. on a $3500 saw- mill insured for | value ?
14. What per cent of the face of the policy is the yearly premium in problem 7 ?
15. The insurance rate in the country being 1 %, what is the premium on the insurance of a barn with contents valued at $2700, if the property is insured for | of its value?
16. What is the premium on a country dwelling valued at $6400 at the same rate, if the property is insured for J of its value?
17. The rate being |%, or 75 cts., on the hundred, if the buildings are metal roofed, what is then the premium in problem 16 ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to the left?
11. Suppose the dwelling of problem 7 were slate in- stead of shingle roof. The rate then might be 40 cts. per f 100. How much less would the insurance be?
12. Suppose the dwelling instead of being in a city well protected from fire were in a city with no fire protec- tion, the rate might then be 75 cts. per $100 under the conditions of problem 7. What would be the cost per year ?
13. The rates on certain classes of unprotected property are very high. Saw-mills sometimes cost 14 % ...yearly.
What would be the premium for 1 yr. on a $3500 saw- mill insured for | value ?
14. What per cent of the face of the policy is the yearly premium in problem 7 ?
15. The insurance rate in the country being 1 %, what is the premium on the insurance of a barn with contents valued at $2700, if the property is insured for | of its value?
16. What is the premium on a country dwelling valued at $6400 at the same rate, if the property is insured for J of its value?
17. The rate being |%, or 75 cts., on the hundred, if the buildings are metal roofed, what is then the premium in problem 16 ?
What to read after A Practical Arithmetic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler, Tait, 1862- to read onlineMoreLess
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