6.14 An insurance company calculates that the probability that in a year a motor insurance policyholder makes a claim arising from a major accident is 0.03, the probability that he or she makes a claim as a result of a minor accident is 0.1, and the probability that he or she makes a claim as a result of vehicle theft is 0.05. The typical payment for a major accident claim is £4500, for a minor accident claim is £800, and for theft £4000. The probability that a policyholder makes more than one claim in a year is zero. What is the expected value of claims per policy?