You are given the following partial life table:dz9x0.007ex4950 | 9,3209,24052 9,15053 9,05054 8,94055 8,820510.015 30.25657What is the value of e53?А. 30.41В. 31.31С. 31.40D. 30.78

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You are given the following partial life table:
dz
9x
0.007
ex
49
50 | 9,320
9,240
52 9,150
53 9,050
54 8,940
55 8,820
51
0.015 30.2
56
57
What is the value of e53?
А. 30.41
В. 31.31
С. 31.40
D. 30.78

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