Rules for inferring the Value of an Annuity of 100%. per Annum, held on the longest of Two Lives also, the Value of an Annuity of 1007. per Annum, held on the joint continuance of Three Lives : also, the Value of an Annuity of 100l. per Annum, held on the longest of Three Lives. Rule for determining the Value of an Annuity of 100l. per Annum, held on the longest of Two Lives. The values of an annuity of 100l. per annum held on each of the single lives, to be added together (from table I.), and from this sum the value of an annuity held on the joint continuance of the two lives (from table II.) to be subtracted; the result is the value of an annuity of 100l. per annum, held on the longest of the two lives. Rule for determining the Value of an Annuity of 1001. per Annum, held on the joint continuance of Three Lives. The value of an annuity of 100l. per annum on the joint continuance of the two elder lives is to be found from table II. The age of a single life of the same (or nearest) value, with the annuity on the said joint lives, to be found from table I. The value of an annuity of 100% per annum on the joint continuance of this life and the younger life from table II., five pounds being deducted from this sum, the remainder is the value of an annuity of 100l. per annum held on the joint continuance of the three lives. Rule for determining the Value of an Annuity of 100l. per Annum, held on the longest of Three Lives. The values of an annuity of 100l. per annum for each of the three single lives to be extracted from table I., and to be added together. The value of an annuity of 100%. per annum on the joint continuance of the two |