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The ultimate answer depends upon whether the policy was issued on an "actual cash value"(ACV) basis or on a "replacement cost" basis. ACV takes into account the make, model, age and condition of the item in calculating value. In essence, it pays the depreciated value of the items. Replacement cost coverage generally pays for the replacement of a "like kind and quality" item at then-current prices. All of this assumes that the fire was a covered cause of loss and that the insurer asserts no coverage defenses.
To calculate it you multiply your cost by 0.94 If the cost is $100, then the price is $94
27.63
25.67 times 1.0765 is equal to your answer, about 27.63
By using the basic definition of a quartile. Sort the data, count how many there are in total, then count off one quarter of that. For example, if you have 80 data items, count off the first 20 items (after sorting).