How much will an insured receive for damaged trees if each tree is valued at $600 and 10 trees were damaged?

The correct answer can be determined by multiplying the value of each damaged tree by the total number of trees that were damaged. In this case, if each tree is valued at $600 and 10 trees were damaged, the total amount that the insured would receive can be calculated as follows:

$600 (value per tree) multiplied by 10 (number of trees) equals $6,000.

This amount reflects the correct compensation expected under typical dwelling insurance policies, which often cover the value of damaged property up to the limits specified in the policy. Therefore, the insured will receive a total of $6,000 for the damage caused to the trees, making this the accurate response.