Jose is a business partner in MakeMark LLC. Including Jose, there are 5 total partners inthe company. The partners have decided to put a cross purchase agreement in place.Assuming they need to fund it with life insurance, how many life insurance policies willneed to be purchased in total? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places)

In a cross-purchase agreement, each partner typically purchases life insurance on the lives of the…

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