Free SOA Exam P (Probability) Insurance Applications Practice Questions
Apply probability concepts to insurance settings as tested on Exam P. Questions involve deductibles, policy limits, loss distributions, and expected claim payments — bridging pure math to actuarial practice.
Sample Questions
Question 1
Easy
Losses are lognormal with ln(X) ~ N(7, 4). Calculate E[X].
Solution
= e^{( + ^)} = e^{(7 + 2)} = e^{9.}
Question 2
Medium
X has PDF f(x) = 3/x⁴ for x > 1 and S(x) = 1/x³. Policy deductible is 2. Calculate E[(X−2)₊].
Solution
= S(x) dx = x^{-}^3 dx = [−x^{-}^]_2^ = .
Question 3
Hard
X ~ Uniform(0, 500). Policy: deductible 100, max payment 300. Calculate Var(payment).
Solution
Y = min(max(X−100,0), 300). Cap at X=400. = ()(/2) + = 90 + 60 = 150. = ()(/3) + /5 = 18000 + 18000 = 36000.
Var = 36000 − 22500 = 13500.
Var = 36000 − 22500 = 13500.
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