If a group of substandard risks is to be treated fairly, the degree of extra mortality the group represents and the approximate period in life when the extra mortality is likely to occur must both be known within reasonable limits. a) trueb) false

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Naomi Hicks

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26 May, 06:56

If a group of substandard risks is to be treated fairly, the degree of extra mortality the group represents and the approximate period in life when the extra mortality is likely to occur must both be known within reasonable limits. a) trueb) false

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Saniyah Castro · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

The statement, If a group of substandard risks is to be treated fairly, the degree of extra mortality the group represents and the approximate period in life when the extra mortality is likely to occur must both be known within reasonable limits. Is true.