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AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE
ON
ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS
By
HARRY FREEMAN
The subjects comprised in the book are those that are required for Part I of the Examinations of the Institute of Actuaries with the exception of Algebra. The first chapter is devoted to elementary trigonometry, of which a sufficient account is given to enable those who have not previously studied this subject to follow the remaining sections of the book, which deal with finite differences, the elements of the differential and integral calculus and probability. Many varied forms of questions are included in the text, and numerous examples for solution are set after each chapter and at the end of the volume.
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