During a strong storm, Missy's grain drill was mangled by a tornado, which rendered it useless. Before the damage, the grain drill was worth $25,000, but it would cost $45,000 to buy a new one today. Missy's farm policy has a replacement cost endorsement, and the grain drill is scheduled on a Mobile Agricultural Machinery and Equipment form with a $36,000 limit. Missy replaces her grain drill with one she found on sale for $40,000. How much total indemnification will she receive?
a. $36,000 b. 2500 c. 150 d. 2000

Which one of the following best describes pro forma financial statements? select one: a. financial statements expressed in a foreign currency b. financial statements where the assets are expressed as a percentage of total assets and costs are expressed as a percentage of sales c. financial statements showing projected values for future time periods d. financial statements expressed in real dollars, given a stated base year e. financial statements where all accounts are expressed as a percentage of last year's values