Greg just purchased a house for $450,000. his annual homeowners insurance premium is $0.42 per $100 of value. if his annual premium is divided into equal monthly payments, what will greg have to pay on a monthly basis to keep his home insured?

Grey have to pay $157.5 on monthly basis to keep his home insured.

Step-by-step explanation:

Grey purchased a house = $450,000

Annual Insurance premium = $0.42 per $100 of value.

We need to calculate monthly premium to pay such that home insured.

Now we calculate number of 100 in $450,000

Number of 100 = 4500

The premium value of 1 hundred = $0.42

Total value of 4500 hundred = 0.42 x 4500 = $1,890

Grey total premium in 1 year = $1,890

Now we find monthly premium

We know in 1 year total number of month is 12

In 12 month premium = $1,890

In 1 month premium = 1890÷12 = 157.5

Monthly premium for home insured = $157.5

Thus, Grey have to pay $157.5 on monthly basis to keep his home insured.

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