This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 Excerpt: ...ultimate results can be obtained from them in a tabular form. On referring to the expression on. p. lviii. for the value of an assurance on (x) against (y), it will be observed that the function Ml-expresses the numerator of a fraction Fio. 17. Formation of Column XA--15 15 7.315 2430 7.295 5207 whose denominator is ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 Excerpt: ...ultimate results can be obtained from them in a tabular form. On referring to the expression on. p. lviii. for the value of an assurance on (x) against (y), it will be observed that the function Ml-expresses the numerator of a fraction Fio. 17. Formation of Column XA--15 15 7.315 2430 7.295 5207 whose denominator is Dxy. The value of this frac tion, rf-, for each pair of ages of the same difference is therefore the result we are seeking for, denoted by A-. To obtain this we again adopt the logarithmic process. The logarithms of Dx y and M--for every difference of age are found from tables, and written i7-518 6I'98 6.818 6888J;7.-:66 4115 6 804 8670 on slips in the usual way. Fig. 17 exemplifies the formation of X A--for difference of age 15 years. The two slips for that difference being selected, are placed together contiguously on a board with a blank slip at the right hand, marked XA--, and a weight on the top. xDx y is then subtracted from xML-from top to bottom, giving xA1-as desired. The natural numbers will then give the required column of results, of which it does not seem necessary to give an example, as these will be found in the Appendix to Vol. I. at different rates of interest, calculated for difference of age 15. These were found in the way now shown, and similar results may be obtained with equal facility for every other difference of age. By using the Col. xR-in place of xMl--, the value of Increasing Assurances may be obtained in like manner; and if we substitute the column xNIf for xD, and subtract as before, we shall find the log. annual premiums for these assurances respectively, to which the natural numbers should be got in order to obtain the annual premiums. 7.204 0775 7.185 1896 7.105 2250 Case 2. To determine the value of an assuranc...
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