Your insured's automobile is damaged by another automobile owned anddriven by his brother. The brother is found responsible for the $1,000damage but does not carry any automobile insurance. Your insuredcarries a standard O.A.P. 1 Owner's Policy with Liability, standard AccidentBenefits, Uninsured Automobile and Direct Compensation-PropertyDamage, but with no Collision coverage. How much will your insured'spolicy pay?Nothing, as your insured had no collision insurance.Nothing, since the other driver is related to the insured.$500.00$1,000.00 While on vacation in Ontario, your insured's automobile is broken into. The factory installed AM/FM radio worth $500 is forcibly)removed from the dashboard and a camera, valued at $400 is taken from the locked glove compartment. The thief allocoM GATE5400 damage to the automobile. The insured has O.A.P Owner's Policy with $500 deductible Comprehensive coverage Whatwould the automobile inairer pay in total?A $100,00B) 5000.00C$500.00C-014800.00

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