Last week, Robert’s family discussed insurance. He learned about some of the factors that may or may not affect each family member’s need for insurance. Which situations describe something that increases the need for insurance, and which situations do not? Increases insurance need
Does not affect insurance needs

Robert’s older brother Howard
has been working as an
electrician for the last year.
Robert’s younger sister Amelia
recently obtained her driver’s
license and has already been
at fault for a car accident.
Robert exercises regularly,
makes good grades in school,
and eats healthy food.
Robert’s uncle goes scuba
diving each summer and
enjoys snowboarding in
the winter.
Robert’s mother enjoys
scrapbooking and making
quilts in her spare time.
Robert’s grandfather, Eugene,
recently celebrated his 82nd
birthday.

The classification are as follows;

1) Robert's older brother Howard has been working as an electrician for the last year

2) Robert's younger sister Amelia recently obtained her driver's licence and has already been at fault for a car accident

3) Robert exercises regularly makes good grades in school, and eats healthy food

4) Robert's uncle goes scuba diving each summer and enjoys snowboarding in the winter

5) Robert's mother enjoys scrap-booking and making quilts in her spare time

6) Robert's grandfather, Eugene, recently celebrated his 82nd birthday

Step-by-step explanation:

1) The statements are analyzed as follows;

Robert's older brother Howard has been working as an electrician for the last year

One of the four types of insurance cover that everyone needs is the long-term disability coverage, more so for Howard who is working as an electrician as 30% of new entrants into the workforce will become disabled

2) Robert's younger sister Amelia recently obtained her driver's licence and has already been at fault for a car accident

Given the likelihood of an accident occurring and the (unexpected) cost of being involved in an accident having an auto insurance will help with the expenses and protect the insurance holder against the possible litigation that results from being involved in the accident

3) Robert exercises regularly makes good grades in school, and eats healthy food

Given that Robert is a physically fit good student that eats a healthy diet, there are few potential for losses due to Robert's current status or activities, therefore, his activities does not affect insurance needs

4) Robert's uncle goes scuba diving each summer and enjoys snowboarding in the winter

Given the physical nature of Robert's uncle's activity, an accident insurance is needed which in the event of an injury, will help in taking care of the expenses so as to increase the insurance holder's peace of mind

5) Robert's mother enjoys scrap-booking and making quilts in her spare time

The activities of Robert's mother are less injury prone such that they do not affect her insurance needs

6) Robert's grandfather, Eugene, recently celebrated his 82nd birthday

Due to the age status of Robert's grandfather, it will be prudent for there to be consideration for the provision for the people that Robert's grandfather will leave behind such as mortgage payments, loans that are outstanding and possible university tuition costs that may come up in the future as well as funeral costs and daily living expenses of loved ones left behind

Therefore, there is an increased insurance need due to age status

1/4 because there is 4 grades.

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when two lines are crossed by another line (called the transversal): the pairs of angles on one side of the transversal but inside the two lines are called consecutive interior angles. in this example, these are consecutive interior angles: d and f.

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