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Work through 30 original Exam P practice questions, then compare your work with explanations for every wrong option. Use the printable PDF for one three-hour sitting and a focused review of errors and guesses.

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PDF version 1.0.1 · Published 2026-10-12

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The delivered PDF is version 1.0.1, the November 2026 practice edition revised on October 12. Its 30-question, three-hour format and topic proportions match the November 2026 official syllabus. The official exam window is November 4–15, 2026.

Edition update: questions 13 and 14 now cover a discrete joint distribution and a sum of independent discrete claim counts, replacing two continuous-joint-distribution problems from version 1.0.0. Full independent syllabus coverage and exam-difficulty calibration have not been verified; a practice score does not predict an exam result.

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Question 13: worked conditional probability and wrong-choice analysis

Question 13: 1/3 stops at the joint probability before dividing by P(Y=2). A 2/3 result can come from treating the outcomes as equally likely, despite their weights 2, 3 and 4. Conditioning gives 5/9. Compare these possible errors with your own steps.

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A consulting practice must schedule five distinct internal reviews—mortality, morbidity, lapse, expense, and capital—in five consecutive meeting slots. The mortality review must precede the morbidity review, and the lapse and expense reviews may not occupy adjacent slots. How many schedules satisfy both rules?

  1. 24
  2. 30
  3. 36
  4. 48
  5. 60

Count schedules that satisfy the precedence rule, then remove those in which lapse and expense are adjacent.

Setup

Exactly half of the 5! unrestricted schedules place mortality before morbidity, so 60 schedules satisfy the precedence rule.

NM<B=5!2=60N_{M<B}=\frac{5!}{2}=60

Model

For the prohibited schedules, treat lapse and expense as one block. The block has two internal orders, and symmetry again places mortality before morbidity in half of those arrangements.

Nadjacent, M<B=4!⋅22=24N_{\text{adjacent},\,M<B}=\frac{4!\cdot 2}{2}=24

Compute

Subtract the 24 prohibited adjacent schedules from the 60 precedence-valid schedules.

Nvalid=60−24=36N_{\text{valid}}=60-24=36

Answer

There are 36 schedules satisfying both rules, so the correct choice is C.

36\boxed{36}

Why the other choices are wrong

A
Counts the 24 schedules in which lapse and expense are adjacent, which are precisely the schedules that must be excluded.
B
Takes half of the 60 precedence-valid schedules without actually counting the nonadjacent lapse-expense placements.
D
Subtracts only 12 adjacent schedules, omitting one of the two internal orders of the lapse-expense block.
E
Enforces mortality before morbidity but ignores the restriction on adjacent lapse and expense reviews.

Two calculation paths for this answer

Primary value36
Primary methodComplement count: 5!/2 precedence-valid schedules minus (4! times 2)/2 adjacent schedules.
Independent value36
Independent methodThere are 6 nonadjacent unordered slot pairs for lapse and expense, 2 orders within each pair, and 3!/2 arrangements of the remaining reviews with mortality before morbidity: 6 times 2 times 3 = 36.
AnswerC · agreement passed

Contents

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Candidates who have studied probability and want extra timed practice with worked review.

Table of contents

  1. Candidate instructions and 180-minute timing plan
  2. 30 original five-choice questions
  3. Printable answer sheet
  4. Answer key
  5. 30 complete Setup–Model–Compute–Answer solutions
  6. Analysis of all 120 incorrect choices
  7. Independent verification record for every answer

How to use the timed paper

  1. Print the questions and answer sheet; keep the key and solutions out of sight.
  2. Set a 180-minute timer. Record one choice per question; mark difficult items and return to them.
  3. Check the key, then use the worked steps and wrong-choice analysis to review both errors and guesses.

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What is included

30 independently authored questions: 8 General Probability, 14 Univariate Random Variables, and 8 Multivariate Random Variables. No official problem wording is included.

The split is 26.7% / 46.7% / 26.7%, within November’s published ranges of 23–30% / 44–50% / 23–30%. See the edition update above.

Best for candidates who have studied the probability topics and want another timed paper. Difficulty labels in the PDF are the publisher’s: 1 question at 1/5, 11 at 2/5, 13 at 3/5 and 5 at 4/5. They are not calibrated against SOA exam difficulty.

SOA offers free official questions and an online sample exam. This purchase adds 30 original questions, analysis of all 120 wrong choices, and a printable PDF for offline practice.

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What changed in the November 2026 edition?

Version 1.0.1 is the November 2026 practice edition, revised October 12. Questions 13 and 14 now use a discrete joint distribution and a sum of independent discrete counts. The paper has 30 questions in three hours and an 8/14/8 topic split. These match the official format and topic weight ranges; no full independent syllabus audit or exam-difficulty calibration is claimed.

Are complete solutions included?

Yes. Every problem has a Setup, Model, Compute, and Answer sequence, followed by a specific explanation of why each of the four other choices can arise.

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The PDF records two calculation paths and matching values for each answer. You can inspect both in the complete sample. Agreement between calculations does not establish human expert review or guarantee that the book is error-free.

Can I print the examination section separately?

Yes. The questions, answer sheet, and answer key appear before the worked solutions, so the examination section can be printed and used without exposing the explanations.

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