Teng & Perkins Table M

[FountainBlue]

The table M stuff from Teng and Perkins paper is eliminated from the syllabus but appeared on the last years exam. Anyone know CAS's words about this issue? Is this stuff unofficially on the required materials now? This also applies to some other papers (Siewart or Pinto, I don't remember)...

[SOAPhobic]

The table M stuff from Teng and Perkins paper is eliminated from the syllabus but appeared on the last years exam. Anyone know CAS's words about this issue? Is this stuff unofficially on the required materials now? This also applies to some other papers (Siewart or Pinto, I don't remember)...

That must be the weirdest looking table M I've ever seen.

[Vorian Atreides]

Which problem are you looking at that has/requires Table M?

[antisyst3m]

That Table M stuff you're referring to involves calculating the loss capping ratio using insurance charges (you don't need to know this, btw). They didn't ask anything like that on last year's exam. The T/P stuff on question 6 is all fair game.