Examine how much would the insurance pay

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Question: Sally Norton has an insurance policy that pays up to $950 per day for room and board, up to $100,000 per episode, and up to $500,000 per year. When Sally was diagnosed with cancer, she was in the hospital for 20 days. While the room and board charges were only $825 per day, the total cost of the hospitalization was $120,000. How much would the insurance pay?

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