The $5-$year$-$old awning attached to Murray's house was destroyed in a windstorm and must be replaced. The awning, which was originally purchased for $$4,000,$ was expected to last $10$ years before needing replacement. It would cost $$5,000$ now to replace it with an identical awning. Ignoring any applicable deductible and assuming adequate limits$,$ to settle the loss to Murray's awning based on the valuation provision in Murray's policy, the insurer should pay$($Search Chapter $3)$ a$.$ nothing. b$.$ $$2,000$ c$.$ $$2,500.$ d$.$ $$4,000.$