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Suppose a sports event paid a $1000000 for an insurance policy of the event was cancelled due to bad weather. The policy stated that for each inch of snow above the average snowfall of 39 inches, the policy would pay $75000 up to the maximum of $1,500,000. Right an algebraic expression in terms of s, the number of inches of snowfall, that represents how much the policy pays. Estimate how many inches of snow would have to fall before the event receives a payout equal to the cost of the policy. How many inches of snow would have to fall before the policy reaches maximum payout?
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