Hi. With this type of question, I find it helpful to consider the death benefits and survival benefits separately.
In the simple bonus case, the death benefit is 10,000 on death in the first year, 10,200 on death in the second year, ..., up to a benefit of 13,800 on death in the 20th year. Since the increases are in steps of 200, I'd start with the IA term. This has to have a coeff of 200. So we start with 200(IA) increasing term assurance (with a term of 20 years). But to get the correct totals of 10000, 10200, etc, we need to add a level term assurance of 9800 to this.
Now consider the survival benefit. On survival to time 20, a total of 20 bonuses will have been added, bringing the benefit amount to 14000. The EPV of this is 14000 pure endowment.
Now add the death benefits and survival benefits together and evaluate in whichever way you find easiest.
Maybe you could try doing something similar with the compound bonus part and let us know if that works for you?
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