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A builder's risk policy lists a $100,000 limit, but damage estimate is $118,500. How much exceeds the limit before deductible analysis?

Correct Answer

C) $18,500.

$118,500 − $100,000 = $18,500 above the stated limit. This is the difference between two supplied amounts, not a coverage or payout determination.

Answer Options
A
$8,500.
B
$10,000.
C
$18,500.
D
$100,000.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

$118,500 − $100,000 = $18,500 above the stated limit. This is the difference between two supplied amounts, not a coverage or payout determination.

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