Special Case of Force of Interest Example (Actuarial Exam FM-Module 1, Section 8, Part 2)

[@Discerned_]

4:06 I feel there should be a set around the parentheses around the first parenthesis in the bottom equation and the exponent c.

[@laceychigwena1942]

I have a question. On your pdf from 0-4 are you not supposed to interchange such that on integration we are subtracting the e^(4) - e^(0) not the other way around?

[@SeaCryptWeave]

thanks! covered everything i needed

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[@dominicj7977]

What if f(0) is zero?

[@westlandsong8394]

f(0) cannot be zero since it's in the domain of ln(x)

[@laceychigwena1942]

I have a question. On your pdf from 0-4 are you not supposed to interchange such that on integration we are subtracting the e^(4) - e^(0) not the other way around?