Marty's vehicle was involved in a three-car accident. The accident left Marty's vehicle no longer usable, and the insurance company declared the vehicle a total loss. Even though the vehicle is inoperable, parts of the vehicle could be used by a scrap yard or mechanic shop. What value is given to the parts of Marty's vehicle that are still usable?

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Marty's vehicle was involved in a three-car accident. The accident left Marty's vehicle no longer usable, and the insurance company declared the vehicle a total loss. Even though the vehicle is inoperable, parts of the vehicle could be used by a scrap yard or mechanic shop. What value is given to the parts of Marty's vehicle that are still usable?






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