Problem 10 to 20:HIV Testing Accuracy rate is 99%. First, label the percentages in the table. Second, locate the areas in the tablethat represents a false positive and a false negative test result.Fact: HIV/AIDS also called: human immunodeficiency virus, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.HIV causes AIDS and interferes with the body's ability to fight infections.In reality, a very small percentage of the population has HIV. If in USA, only about 0.5% of the population hasHIV, what percent of the population does not have HIV? Construct a 2 by 2 table and label the percentagesusing 310,000,000 for population.Modeling TableInscrt informalion into tableDisease orNo Disease orDisease orNo Disease orConditionConditionConditionConditionTest PositiveTest PositiveTrue PositiveFalse PositiveDTest NegativeFalseTrueTest NegativeNegativeNegative 11. If 0.5% of the population has HIV, how many people out of 310,000,000 would be expected to have HIV?Circle your answer below.(a) 1,534,500(b) 15,500(c) 3,084,500(d) 4,619,000(e) 1,550,00012. How many of those with HIV will test Positive?Circle your answer below.(a) 15,500(b) 1,534,500(c) 3,084,500(d) 4,619,000(e) 1,550,00013. IHow many of those with HIV will test negative?Circle your answer below.(a) 1,550,000(b) 1,534,500(c) 3,084,500(d) 4,619,000(e) 15,500

Given, 99% accuracy, 0.5% of population has HIV Total population= 310000000

11. If 0.5% of the population has HIV, how many people out of 310,000,000 would be expected to have HIV? Circle your answer below. (a) 1,534,500 (b) 15,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 1,550,000 12. How many of those with HIV will test Positive? Circle your answer below. (a) 15,500 (b) 1,534,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 1,550,000 13. How many of those with HIV will test negative? Circle your answer below. (a) 1,550,000 (b) 1,534,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 15,500

11. If 0.5% of the population has HIV, how many people out of 310,000,000 would be expected to have HIV? Circle your answer below. (a) 1,534,500 (b) 15,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 1,550,000 12. How many of those with HIV will test Positive? Circle your answer below. (a) 15,500 (b) 1,534,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 1,550,000 13. How many of those with HIV will test negative? Circle your answer below. (a) 1,550,000 (b) 1,534,500 (c) 3,084,500 (d) 4,619,000 (e) 15,500

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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