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1. This table gives the number of children and adults in a study who did and who did not have an adverse reaction to a new vaccine. Children 38 5 Adverse reaction No adverse reaction Total a. Complete the table 468 506 Adults 33 217 250 Total 71 685. 756 b. What is the absolute risk of having an adverse reaction for children and Adults? Round to nearest hundredth of a percent. Children: 7%. Show your. work Adults: 13.1. Show your. werk!

1. This table gives the number of children and adults in a study who did and who did not have an adverse reaction to a new vaccine. Children 38 5 Adverse reaction No adverse reaction Total a. Complete the table 468 506 Adults 33 217 250 Total 71 685. 756 b. What is the absolute risk of having an adverse reaction for children and Adults? Round to nearest hundredth of a percent. Children: 7%. Show your. work Adults: 13.1. Show your. werk!

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4 10 47 Investigation 1 (Summarizing and Displaying the risk) 1 Name: Josho Delgado 4- Period 1. This table gives the number of children and adults in a study who did and who did not have an adverse reaction to a new vaccine. Children Adults 38 33 15 Adverse reaction No adverse reaction Total a. Complete the table 468 506 show Children: son of Adults: 13/ 217 250 b. What is the absolute risk of having an adverse reaction for children and Adults? Round to nearest hundredth of a percent. your work work! show your Total 71 685. 756 c. What is the response variable? the adverse reaction / no adverse and what is the explanatory variable? the new vaccine voccinex
Transcribed Image Text:4 10 47 Investigation 1 (Summarizing and Displaying the risk) 1 Name: Josho Delgado 4- Period 1. This table gives the number of children and adults in a study who did and who did not have an adverse reaction to a new vaccine. Children Adults 38 33 15 Adverse reaction No adverse reaction Total a. Complete the table 468 506 show Children: son of Adults: 13/ 217 250 b. What is the absolute risk of having an adverse reaction for children and Adults? Round to nearest hundredth of a percent. your work work! show your Total 71 685. 756 c. What is the response variable? the adverse reaction / no adverse and what is the explanatory variable? the new vaccine voccinex
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Step 1: Finding the absolute risk of having an adverse reaction for children

Given number of children 506

Given number of children having adverse reaction is 38

Then the percentage of children having adverse reaction is =38506×100

                                                                                               =7.48%

                                                                                               ≈7 % ( round off to nearest hundredth of percent)

Hence the answer is 7%

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