We are given the values 50 = 8200, ^50 = 20, 70 = 3000, and eio =
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We are given the values £50 = 8200, ^50 = 20, £70 = 3000, and eio = 10.
(a) Find the average age at death for those surviving to age 50.
(b) Find the average age at death for those surviving to age 70.
(c) Find the average age at death for those who survive to age 50 but die before age 70.
(d) If £0 = 10,000 and the average age at death of the entire population (assumed to be stationary) is 65, find the average age at death for those who do not survive to age 50.
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