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The correct answer is is no, not by most insurance policies admitted by the State’s Department of Insurance. Most US insurance companies use the CA 00 01, CG 00 01 04 13, CP 00 01, CP 00 20, or derivative.Most, but not all, Commercial Property policies, Business policies,, and Home Owner policies have an exclusion for damages that arise from:Discharge of Nuclear Weapon, War or Civil War ( declared or not), insurrection, riot, rebellion or revolution.

MAKE YOURSELF A 4X4 TABLE HAVING COLUMNS: 00, 01, 10, 11 AND ROWS: 00, 01,10,11. ROW 1 (00): 0, 1, 2, 3 ; ROW2 (01): 4, 5, 6, 7 ; ROW3 (10): 8, 9, A, B AND ROW4 (11): C, D, E, F. Now all that is necessary to convert from hexadecimal to binary is locate each hexadecimal within the 4X4 matrix, then the first two binary digits will be the ROW and the last two binary digits will be the COLUMN. The hex digit “A,” for example is in row 10 and column 10, so hex A is equal to binary 1010. With some practice and concentration, you can do this in your head without making the table, —there are probably better ways to spend your time?

I had my paper in the second session. I’d like to discuss briefly about how my exam went, before giving my analysis.To begin with, I started with Reasoning questions. Found that to be of a significantly higher standard, than what I had found in the mocks. Even the Input - Output was something I had never encountered before. The coding decoding was also something i hadn’t seen before. With great difficulty, I however managed to solve around 30 questions in Reasoning.Next, I turned to Maths. This secton was a big relief for me, as I was ready for much more difficult problems while attempting mocks. Except one, number series, I did all.English, I also did all the questionsCurrent affairs is a topic to which I devote at least one hour apart from reading newspapers per day by learning every aspect of the 20 most important events in a day, and revise them continuously. 2 weeks ago itself, I had revised all of them. So, this section didn’t bother me much too. But upon returning, I found 3 attempts wrong.I had already done 133.NOW!! Just when the timer said 00:01:03, it struck to me that the coding decoding was of the pattern → Aman - N(1), the number enclosed in the brackets indicated the position of the 1st alphabet. I became blank and immediately rushed to complete the 5 coding- decoding. I did the first, after losing some secs becoz of nervousness. Then, 27 secs remained and for the next problem, I’d need at least a minute. I realized that I have just lost 6 marks, which I could have gained, if the trick would have struck me earlier. And my attempts would’ve been 138. A day later, I still regret that.But anyways, I did 134, and am expecting to score at least 140.All in all, I’d say since QA was really easy, 30–35 was doable.CA, as I have seen in many YouTube comments, it was difficult, yet, I’d say, for the ones who had prepared seriously, 25 was achievable.English, again was of a moderate level. I think 25–30 would be regarded good.Finally, Reasoning, I think, (I may be wrong here), solving 20–25 would be good.So, total marks QA+CA+Eng+Reasoning , at least = 37.5+25+25+30= 117.5, AT LEAST would be regarded decent. I don’t think the cutoff would be lesser than that.Quorans are welcome to suggest edits for the number of decent attempts for Reasoning.