RE: Fall 97 exam question

Todd M Wing ( (no email) )
Fri, 23 Oct 1998 12:38:49 -0500

I believe that is a one year life annuity due and that it is equal to one
because it is one payment at the beginning of the first year.

Hope this helps!

Good luck to everyone on the exam
Todd Wing

> I know everyone busy cramming but if anyone has a second it would
> be
> much appreciated. Cannot figure out #15 from Fall 1997 exam. It
>
> reads:
>
> Your are given that: a(due)(30) = 20, 3V30 = 0.1 and 1V32 = 0.05
>
> Determine 1 - a(due)(33)(angle 1) / a(immediate)(32)
>
> (where a(due)(30) is PV of a life annunity due for 30 year old,
> 3V30
> is the reserve of a fully discrete whole life insurance issued at
> age
> 30 at t=3, a(due)(33)(angle 1) is 1-year tempary life annunity
> due for
> age 33.)
>
> a) less than .9400
> b) at least .9400, but less than 0.9425
> c) at least .9425, but less than .9450
> d) at least .9450, but less than .9475
> e) .9475 or more
>
>
> I can solve for a(immediate)(32) but for the life of me figure
> out
> what to do with the a(due)(33)(angle 1). even just a quick hint
> could
> help and i know most of us don't have time to do much else.
>
> Thanks