Sheila lives in a $95,000 brick home in the country with contents valued at $15,000. Use the table below to calculate her monthly property insurance premium

Explanation:

home value = $95,000

Divide this over 100 to get 95000/100 = 950

Multiply this with the 0.6 in the table (rural row, building column; only focus on the brick subsection) to get 950*0.6 = 570

contents value = $15,000

divide this over 100 to get 15000/100 = 150

multiply with the 0.69 in the rural row, contents column (same subsection) and we get 150*0.69 = 103.5

annual premium = (annual cost of insuring building)+(annual cost of insuring contents)

annual premium = 570+103.5

annual premium = 673.5 dollars

Divide over 12 to get the monthly premium

monthly premium = (annual premium)/12

monthly premium = (673.5)/12

monthly premium = 56.125

monthly premium = 56.13 dollars

in simplified version   it would be x ≤-4

step-by-step explanation:

multiply each term in x ≤-4 by -1