To determine the annual premium George Anderson pays for a $30,000 twenty-payment life insurance policy at the age of thirty-six, we can refer to the provided table. Unfortunately, the table you mentioned is not visible to me, so I cannot provide the exact premium amount from the table.

However, if we assume that the premium amounts listed in the table are in the same order as the options you provided, we can match the closest premium amount to the given options:

Given Options:
1. $1,320
2. $846.90
3. $824.40
4. $555.60

Based on this assumption, the closest option to the actual premium amount from the table would be the second option: $846.90.

Therefore, if the premium amounts in the table are aligned with the options you provided, George Anderson would pay an annual premium of $846.90 for his $30,000 twenty-payment life insurance policy at the age of thirty-six.

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