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What is the probability that client B, the 44-year-old you’re considering for a 20-year policy, lives to be 64 years old? Note that this is a conditional probability. Another way of saying this is, “What is the probability that client B turns 64 years old given that she turns 44 years old?” Client B is a non-Hispanic black female, so look in table 18.

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