A. The crude mortality rate in Jamestown is _________per 1,000B. The age-specific mortality rate for age 19 – 40 years in Jamestown is _______ per 1,000C. Using Jamestown as the standard population, calculate the standard mortality ratio. AgePop. of HallstonJamestown Age-Specific mortality rateExpected Deaths in Hallston0-1812,000 19-4027,000 40-6550,000 65+250,000 Jamestown and Hallston are two cities in one state. Both cities are similar economically andculturally. Using the data in the table below, calculate and compare the crude death rates in thetwo cities. Use the indirect method to adjust the rates by age. Use Jamestown as the standardpopulation. To help guide you through the calculations, fill in all of the highlighted cells in thetablesAge0 - 1819 - 4040 - 6565+All agesPopulation5,00010,00029,00056,000100,000JamestownNo.Deaths4025060012122102Age-specificmortalityratePopulation12,00027,00050,000250,000339,000HallstonNo.Deaths5004,0008,000N.A.Age-specificmortalityrate

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A. The crude mortality rate in Jamestown is _________per 1,000 B. The age-specific mortality rate for age 19 – 40 years in Jamestown is _______ per 1,000 C. Using Jamestown as the standard population, calculate the standard mortality ratio. Age Pop. of Hallston Jamestown Age-Specific mortality rate Expected Deaths in Hallston 0-18 12,000 19-40 27,000 40-65 50,000 65+ 250,000

A. The crude mortality rate in Jamestown is ___per 1,000 B. The age-specific mortality rate for age 19 – 40 years in Jamestown is _ per 1,000 C. Using Jamestown as the standard population, calculate the standard mortality ratio. Age Pop. of Hallston Jamestown Age-Specific mortality rate Expected Deaths in Hallston 0-18 12,000 19-40 27,000 40-65 50,000 65+ 250,000

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