103ut ofYour client just died. He owned a life insurance policy on his life that is payable to his daughter. The relevantinformation about this policy is as follows:Face Value $1,000,000Cash surrender value $ 50,000What is included in his estate?a. $20,000 ($1,000,000/$50,000)b. $525,000 (($1,000,000+50,000)/2)O c. Nothingd. $50,000e. $1,000,000Nex

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Your client just died. He owned a life insurance policy on his life that is payable to his daughter. The relevant information about this policy is as follows: Face Value $1,000,000 Cash surrender value $ 50,000 What is included in his estate?