Determine (a) the total annual cost and (b) the cost per mile to the nearest cent. Liz Nolan drove 34,500 miles last year. The total of fixed costs was $9,916 and of variable costs was$4,897.

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Marcy Kirkpatrick uses her vehicle primarily for pleasure. She has $100 / 200$ bodily injury and $\$ 25,000$ property damage coverage. Because of her excellent driving record, her driver-rating factor is $1.00$. Her vehicle is classified as $\mathrm{D}, 14$.

Determine (a) the total annual cost and (b) the cost per mile to the nearest cent. Jamar Burr drove 9,500 miles in his car last year. The total of fixed costs was $1,215 and of variable costs was$1,985.

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Danielle Cecil's driver-rating factor is $1.60$ and her car is in age group $\mathrm{D}$ and insurance-rating group $12$. She wants $100 / 300$ bodily injury and $\$ 50,000$ property damage coverage.

Rick Takei has a 4-wheel drive vehicle whose average retail value is $15,857. A used vehicle guide adds$60 for heated outside mirrors, $250 for rear and side air bags,$175 for cruise control, and $100 for remote keyless entry. It suggests deducting$750 for excessive mileage. What is the average retail price?

Find the cost per mile to the nearest cent.

$$\scriptscriptstyle\begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline\text{Total Daily} & + & \text{Total Mileage} & + & \text{Gasoline} & = & \text{Total} & \div & \text{Miles} & = & \text{Cost per} \\ \hline(\$ 110.00 & + & \$ 86.50 & + & \$ 91.13 & = & \text { a. } \$ ) & \div & 865 & = & \text { b. } \$ \\ \hline \end{array}$$

Kurt Sorensen is looking at a $4$-year-old V$8$ four-door sedan that has $80,575$ miles. It also has a DVD player, power mirrors, leather seats, front bucket seats, and a power sunroof.

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Ruby Mason uses her sports car mainly for pleasure. She has $100 / 200$ bodily injury, and $\$ 100,000$ property damage coverage. Her driverrating factor is $2.65$ and her sports car is classified as B, $15$.

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Samuel Haskins uses his minivan primarily for his delivery business. He has $100/300$ bodily injury, and $\$ 100,000$ property damage coverage. Because of his business use, his driver-rating factor is $3.55$. His vehicle is classified A, $15$.

Carl Adams uses his station wagon to deliver office supplies. He has $50- deductible comprehensive,$50-deductible collision, 100/200 bodily injury, and $50,000 property damage coverage. Because of the business use of his wagon, his driver-rating factor is 3.10. His station wagon is classified as D, 14. What is his annual base premium? What is his annual premium?

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Pierce Keenan has a $1.30$ driver-rating factor and his car is in age group A and insurance-rating group $14$. The coverage he wants is $50 / 100$ bodily injury and $\$ 25,000$ for property damage.

Determine the (a) annual base premium and (b) the annual premium. Use the said figure on the previous page for insurance premiums. All policies have a $\$ 50$ deductible for both comprehensive and collision.

Carl Adams uses his minivan to deliver office supplies. He has $100 / 200$ bodily injury and $\$ 50,000$ property damage coverage. Because of the business use of his van, his driver-rating factor is $3.10$. His van is classified as $\mathrm{D}, 14$.

Use the said figure to calculate the average wholesale price for Kordell Henson's $4$-year-old V$6$ four-door sedan. It has $126,540$ miles, manual transmission, leather seats, a DVD player, power sunroof, aluminum wheels, and bucket seats.

Jace Fontana is looking at a new sedan with a $27,680 base price,$2,495 options total, and a $680 destination charge. The dealer's costs are 92.5% of the base price and 88.3% of the options price. What are the car's (a) total sticker price and (b) dealer's cost?