Pls help ASAP Which one (1) of the following statements best describes the coverage provided under a "Consequential LossAssumption Clause" in a property policy?OA) The consumption of food off the premises.OB) The right of an insurer to apply a deductible as a consequence of a loss.OC) Damage to frozen goods indirectly caused by a change in temperature resulting from an insured peril.OD) A loss occurring as a direct consequence of careless driving.

A consequential loss is an indirect loss that is caused by damage to a business unit or a property.…

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