0.06% of the population is said to have a new disease. A test is developed to test for the disease. 93% of people without the disease will receive a negative test result. 97.5% of people with the disease will receive a positive test result. A random person who was tested for the disease is chosen. • What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease? P = Blank 1% • What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 2% • What is the probability that the chosen person does have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 3% • If 1,000,000 people were given the test, how many of them would you expect to have the disease but receive a negative test result? Blank 4 Express your answers in percent with 4 decimal places.

0.06% of the population is said to have a new disease. A test is developed to test for the disease. 93% of people without the disease will receive a negative test result. 97.5% of people with the disease will receive a positive test result. A random person who was tested for the disease is chosen. • What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease? P = Blank 1% • What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 2% • What is the probability that the chosen person does have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 3% • If 1,000,000 people were given the test, how many of them would you expect to have the disease but receive a negative test result? Blank 4 Express your answers in percent with 4 decimal places.

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What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease? P = Blank 1%
What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 2%
What is the probability that the chosen person does have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank 3%
If 1,000,000 people were given the test, how many of them would you expect to have the disease but receive a negative test result? Blank 4

Express your answers in percent with 4 decimal places.

0.06% of the population is said to have a new disease. A test is developed to test for the disease. 93% of people without the disease
will receive a negative test result. 97.5% of people with the disease will receive a positive test result. A random person who was
tested for the disease is chosen.
• What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease? P = Blank 1%
• What is the probability that the chosen person does not have the disease and received a negative test result? P =
Blank 2%
• What is the probability that the chosen person does have the disease and received a negative test result? P = Blank
3%
• If 1,000,000 people were given the test, how many of them would you expect to have the disease but receive a
negative test result? Blank 4
Express your answers in percent with 4 decimal places.

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