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2. You are given that the force of mortality µx = (0.04, 30 ≤ x <...

2. You are given that the force of mortality µx = (0.04, 30 ≤ x < 50, and 0.06, x > 50).

(a) Calculate e30:20 . (b) Calculate e30.

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