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Exam Code:
8002
Exam Name:
PRM Certification - Exam II: Mathematical Foundations of Risk Measurement
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Last Updated:
Feb 26, 2025
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PRMIA 8002

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PRM Certification - Exam II: Mathematical Foundations of Risk Measurement Questions and Answers

Question 1

A linear regression gives the following output:

Figures in square brackets are estimated standard errors of the coefficient estimates.

What is the value of the test statistic for the hypothesis that the coefficient of is less than 1?

Options:

A.

0.32

B.

0.64

C.

0.96

D.

1.92

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Question 2

Evaluate the derivative of ln(1+ x2) at the point x = 1

Options:

A.

0.5

B.

0

C.

1

D.

2

Question 3

Suppose that f(x) and g(x,y) are functions. What is the partial derivative of f(g(x,y)) with respect to y?

Options:

A.

f'(g(x,y))

B.

f(dg/dy)

C.

f(g(x,y)) dg/dy

D.

f'(g(x,y)) dg/dy