ing to get car insurance, with maximum coverage of 136 thousand USD. Let's model the probability of losses over the year as a discrete distribution, as follows:   1 K: 10%   5 K: 2%   10 K: 1%   50 K: 0.5%   136 K: 0.1%   If the insurance company wants a 10% premium over expected

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You are looking to get car insurance, with maximum coverage of 136 thousand USD. Let's model the probability of losses over the year as a discrete distribution, as follows:

 

1 K: 10%

 

5 K: 2%

 

10 K: 1%

 

50 K: 0.5%

 

136 K: 0.1%

 

If the insurance company wants a 10% premium over expected loss, how much will you have to pay for the policy?

 

Hint: find the expected value of loss for the insurance company, and tack on 10%.

 

 

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