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30 Life Contingencies
The value or single premium for a term assurance where the sum assured is one to be paid at the end of the year in which (x) fails, should (x) die within n years, is written A.
Axe =Z'ax +v2dx+1 +...+vndx+n-1 = E, vdx+r-1
lx lx lx lxr=l
= L [vdx+v"dx+1+ ... +v`"-x+ldj
1 [vn+l
— dx+n+vn+2dx+n+1 + . . . +vw-x+ldm]
lx
=Ax —vn. lx+n. 1 [vdx+n+v2dx+n+1+ . . . +v"—x—n+1dJ Ix lx+n
n
=Ax =Ax—Axl .Ax+,=.
Similarly, the value or single premium for a deferred life assurance where the sum assured is one to be paid at the end of the year in which (x) dies, provided (x) dies after attaining at least age x+n, is written n Ax =Ax„~
—x = Z [vn+l dx+,z +vn+2dx+n+1 + . . . + vw-x+ld„,l = vnnpx . Ax+n. x
Also Axn =Ax—Al ;
so that Ax =A +n I Ax =AxTil
6. Again, A =v dx +v 1x+1 CZ~dx+1 +v2dx+2 + • • .] =vqx+vpx•Ax+1• lx lx lx+ 1
This can be written
A.x. (1+i) =qxX 1+pxXAx+1
=Ax+1+qx. (1—Ax+1)
=1—Px(1 —Ax+1)
and further, as a means of obtaining Ax+1 from Ax, we have
1+i qx
px px
=Ax . ux— kx, (Fackler's accumulation formula)
Ax+1 =Ax.
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