Equation help for exam FM

[man_in_the_purple_suit]

I'm getting ready to take exam FM and I desperately need a list of possible equations that will be on the exam, I hate looking through text books for them Does anyone know of a better way????

[Krieger]

If you're this lazy, don't bother studying to be an actuary.

[Ken]

You should know a angle n and all of its variations.

[man_in_the_purple_suit]

If you're this lazy, don't bother studying to be an actuary.

Well you might be right about that, but my love for actuarial science supersedes my laziness As I posted on another one of my threads I found a pretty decent equation guide at [url]http://www.digitalactuarialresources.com/[/url]

[Ken]

There really aren't that many equations to learn. They are all iterations of the same thing. Just make sure you do practice problems.