Mortality tables


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Mortality tables

Tables of probability that individuals of various ages will die within one year.
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Mortality Table

In actuarial analysis, a table of the likelihood a person of a certain age will die in the next year. This is important in determining one's eligibility for some insurance and annuity plans.
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