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Under a liability insurance policy, losses are uniformly distributed on <math>[0, b]</math>, where <math>b</math> is a positive constant. There is a deductible of <math>b/2</math>.
Under a liability insurance policy, losses are uniformly distributed on <math>[0, b]</math>, where <math>b</math> is a positive constant. There is a deductible of <math>b/2</math>.
Calculate the ratio of the variance of the claim payment (greater than or equal to zero) from a given loss to the variance of the loss.
Calculate the ratio of the variance of the claim payment (greater than or equal to zero) from a given loss to the variance of the loss.
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<li>370 million</li>
<li>1:8</li>
<li>520 million</li>
<li>3:16</li>
<li>780 million</li>
<li>1:4</li>
<li>950 million</li>
<li>5:16</li>
<li>1645 million</li>
<li>1:2</li>
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Latest revision as of 23:07, 8 May 2023

Under a liability insurance policy, losses are uniformly distributed on [math][0, b][/math], where [math]b[/math] is a positive constant. There is a deductible of [math]b/2[/math]. Calculate the ratio of the variance of the claim payment (greater than or equal to zero) from a given loss to the variance of the loss.

  • 1:8
  • 3:16
  • 1:4
  • 5:16
  • 1:2

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