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50 Life Contingencies
(m
2m 1) (1+i)Ax — mm2 1 6 Ax, the last term of which is
quite small.
Therefore, ax') —ax =m -1 [iax+(1+i)Ax] -1, approximately.
2m 2m
The annuity represented by a under which the last payment is made on the payment date preceding death is called a curtate annuity. If however a payment is to be made at death for the portion of the payment-period lived through before death, the annuity is called complete or apportionable and is written d. Thus ax =ax+IA =ax+2 (l +2i)A approximately
and dzm~ = axm) + 2m Ax = axm) +2m (1 +Zi)Ax approximately.
The connecting links for assurance and annuity symbols involving two lives would follow by the same methods as for one life.
Thus Axy = ly[v(lxy —lx+l : y+l) +v2(lx+l :y+l -1x+2 : y+2) +...1
1
[vi xy +v2lx+l : y+i + ... ] xy
1 7
— [Vlx+l : y+l + V21x+2 : y+2 + • }
txy
or Axy =vaxy —axy. Also Azy =Ax+Ay—Axy
= (1 —dax) + (1 —day) — (1 —daxy) =1— d (ax +ay —axy) =1—daxy .
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