Jeff rear-ended a car on his way to work and damaged his vehicle. He drove his car to the local body shop for an estimate of the cost to repair his car. Jeff has a $500 deductible. The local body shop provided an estimate of $3725. How much will Jeff have to pay? A.) $3225 B.) $3725 C.) $4225 D.) $500

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Alexis Levine

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16 April, 01:07

Jeff rear-ended a car on his way to work and damaged his vehicle. He drove his car to the local body shop for an estimate of the cost to repair his car. Jeff has a $500 deductible. The local body shop provided an estimate of $3725. How much will Jeff have to pay? A.) $3225 B.) $3725 C.) $4225 D.) $500

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Answer: $500

Step-by-step explanation:

A deductible is the amount that an individual have to pay out of his or her pocket when the person make a claim.

From the question, we are told that Jeff rear-ended a car on his way to work and damaged his vehicle and then drove his car to the local body shop for an estimate of the cost to repair his car. We are told that Jeff has a $500 deductible and the local body shop gives an estimate of $3725.

From this information, Jeff has to pay only $500, and the insurance company will pay the remaining amount which is $3725 - $500 = $3225.

Jeff will pay $500