Graduated Exercises And Examples for the Use of Students of the Institute of Act
Graduated Exercises And Examples for the Use of Students of the Institute of Act
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(130). Required the single and annual premiums for an annuity payable to the last survivor of (#) and (y), to commence at first death if within n years ; or at the end of n years, if both be then living.
(131). Find single and annual premiums for an annuity of 1 during the term which may remain between the period of y's death and that of x completing the age (x + n) .
(132). Find the value of an annuity on (#), to commence at the death of (y) and to continue payable till the end of t years from... now, and as much longer as (x) may live.
(133). Find the value of an annuity on a life aged y, the first payment to be made at the end of the year of death of a person aged X, but the annuity to continue for t years certain whether (y) survive or not.
(134). Find in a convenient form for computation the single and annual premiums for an annuity to commence on the death of (y) and continue payable during the remainder of the life of (#), but to be payable only if (y) dies within t years.
(135). There are two expressions for the value of a reversionary annuity to (#) after (y), namely: and S^- Give an algebraical demonstration that these are identical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(130). Required the single and annual premiums for an annuity payable to the last survivor of (#) and (y), to commence at first death if within n years ; or at the end of n years, if both be then living.
(131). Find single and annual premiums for an annuity of 1 during the term which may remain between the period of y's death and that of x completing the age (x + n) .
(132). Find the value of an annuity on (#), to commence at the death of (y) and to continue payable till the end of t years from... now, and as much longer as (x) may live.
(133). Find the value of an annuity on a life aged y, the first payment to be made at the end of the year of death of a person aged X, but the annuity to continue for t years certain whether (y) survive or not.
(134). Find in a convenient form for computation the single and annual premiums for an annuity to commence on the death of (y) and continue payable during the remainder of the life of (#), but to be payable only if (y) dies within t years.
(135). There are two expressions for the value of a reversionary annuity to (#) after (y), namely: and S^- Give an algebraical demonstration that these are identical.
What to read after Graduated Exercises And Examples for the Use of Students of the Institute of Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas a Ackland to read onlineMoreLess
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