What is a Coverage protecting property against losses caused by a fire or lightning that is usually included in home owners or commercial multiple peril policies?
Fire insurance is property insurance covering damage and losses caused by fire. The purchase of fire insurance in addition to homeowner’s or property insurance helps to cover the cost of replacement, repair, or reconstruction of property, above the limit set by the property insurance policy. Fire insurance policies typically contain general exclusions, such as war, nuclear risks, and similar perils.
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The selling price of y items is equal to the cost price of 720 items. If the profit made is 60%, then find the value of y.
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A shopkeeper sold a school bag at a profit of 55%. Had he sold the school bag at 35% profit he would have earned Rs.188 less. Find the cost price of the...
The initial item has a markup and discount percentage both set at 15%, with a selling price of Rs. 1955. If a discount of 10% is applied to the same ite...
