Gary is in an accident in March, the accident is his fault. Gary hit another driver,
John. Gar...
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Gary is in an accident in March, the accident is his fault. Gary hit another driver,
John. Gary's insurance policy is $50 premium, $250 deductible and $50
comprehensive deductible. To repair John's car and Gary's the bill is $5,000.
What is the total that Gary must pay to repair his and John's vehicles plus the
amount he paid to carry insurance in the month of March? *
$50
$300
$250
$350
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