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a. must give $4,000 for the car and can collect the insurance money, if there is any b. must give $4,000 for the car but Jan must be allowed time to get the car repaired
c. must buy the car, but can pay less than $4,000 since the car is now worth a lot less d. does not have to buy the car
e. none of the other choices
d RATIONALE: -
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