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Exam II: Mathematical Foundations of Risk Measurement - 2015 Edition Questions and Answers

Question 1

Find the first-order Taylor approximation p(x) for the function: at the point .

Options:

A.

-x

B.

-x+1

C.

x-1

D.

x+1

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Question 2

You invest $2m in a bank savings account with a constant interest rate of 5% p.a. What is the value of the investment in 2 years time if interest is compounded quarterly?

Options:

A.

$2,208,972

B.

$2,210,342

C.

$2.205,000

D.

None of them

Question 3

You want to test the hypothesis that a population parameter β of a regression model is zero. Your alternative hypothesis is that β≠0. Denote by SD(β) the estimated standard deviation of β, and by MEAN(β) the estimated mean of β. Which test statistic is appropriate, and what is its distribution?

Options:

A.

test statistic = SD(β)/MEAN(β), normal distribution

B.

test statistic = MEAN(β)/SD(β), normal distribution

C.

test statistic = SD(β)/MEAN(β), t distribution

D.

test statistic = MEAN(β)/SD(β), t distribution