Help please.. i got wrong explanation 2 times.. help with right answer 2. (a) Given the following ultimate class frequencies, find the frequencies ofe brioch(ABC) = 149(ABY) = 738,(ABC) = 225,(ABY) = 1,196and (aßy) = 21,842(aBC) = 204,(aBy) = 1,762, (aßC) = 171(b) Find the remaining class frequencies, given the follwoing data:N = 23,713,(A) = 1,618,(B) = 2,015,(C) = 770(AB) = 587,(ABC) = 156positive class.(AC) = 428(BC) = 335

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