All of the following are true about the Law of Large Numbers in the insurance industry, except: {Ans: The larger the number of units insured the larger the amount the insurer will have to pay out}In which section of the Standard Fire Policy would you find an explanation of the losses covered under the policy and what the insurer has agreed to provide in exchange for premiums? {Ans: Insuring agreement}Graham has an auto liability policy with limits of 30/60/25. While heading to the grocery store, Graham turns onto 2nd street and slams into a stopped vehicle. The driver of the car, Jeremy, is not hurt, but Graham has totaled Jeremy's $30,000 SUV. How much, if any, of the damages will Graham have to pay out of pocket? {Ans: 5,000}Nancy borrows Drew's car so she can run to the grocery store. While out, she rear-ends an SUV, injuring the driver and one passenger. The passenger suffers $40,000 in injuries, while the driver suffers $60,000. Assuming Drew has a liability policy with limits of 30/60/10, while Nancy carries minimum coverage for South Carolina, how much will Nancy's policy cover? {Ans: $35,000}A motor carrier that offers transportation services to