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Examples 85
24. Show that
A.yyz =As, z =Ax+Ay,z —Ax= Az +A y } Az —Ax,, A,,z —Axs +Axyz
25. Examine the following statements critically:
1=iaxn,+(1+i)Axn
ax —axn = vnax
1 =daxrzi +Agra' +v;;px• Explain any corrections that may be necessary.
26. Explain (i) Ax+iAx —qx(1—Ax+1) =Ax+1 (ii) ax+iax—px(1+ax+1)=0.
27. Show that [v" ax= E (1+i) (1+i)n—1 (n-lt'x—npx)].
n=1 Z
28. Prove that az2,1 = 4 (3axni + axn1 ) approximately.
29. Show that (i) axy : zw = ax xw + ay zw — axyzw
(ii) axyzw = axy zw = axy + asw — axy zw =lax — axy + r■axyz — axyzw.
30. Find the H'r. 3% value of
An annuity payable quarterly for not more than ten years to a life now aged 60. What correction would you suggest to make the annuity apportionable?
An annuity payable monthly, first payment at age 70, to a life now aged 50. The rent to be $100 a month from age 70 to age 80 and $125 a month thereafter.
31. The value at 3% of an apportionable annuity payable yearly is 12.100. Find the value of an annuity on the same life payable quarterly but not apportionable.
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