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Jack has been paying an annual homeowners insurance premium of $2156.88 ($0.44 per $100 of value) since he first
purchased his house. For the past six months, Jack has completed some major improvements to his house to improve
its overall value. If jack successfully adds $70,000 to the value of his house, what will his new annual homeowners
insurance premium be? Show work.
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