Faisal has insured his vehicle with AXA insurance company. Throughout the year he experiences a loss in January costing 1,127, another in May costing 2,209 and the last in December costing 1,043. If Faisal has a straight deductible of 324. How much will the insurer pay?

Faisal has insured his vehicle with AXA insurance company. Throughout the year he experiences a loss in January costing 1,127, another in May costing 2,209 and the last in December costing 1,043. If Faisal has a straight deductible of 324. How much will the insurer pay?

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