Age (Yrs) Population A Population B # people % of Pop # deaths # people % of Pop # deaths <15 4,000 27 50 1,000 10 25 15-44 8,000 53 350 3,000 30 130 >45 3,000 20 100 6,000 60 345 Total 15,000 100 500 10,000 100 500 Compute the unadjusted overall mortality rates per 1,000 persons for Populations A & B in Table (Hint: Decimal to at least the tenth.) What is the Crude Mortality Rate for Pop A: What is the Crude Mortality Rate for Pop B

Age (Yrs) Population A Population B # people % of Pop # deaths # people % of Pop # deaths <15 4,000 27 50 1,000 10 25 15-44 8,000 53 350 3,000 30 130 >45 3,000 20 100 6,000 60 345 Total 15,000 100 500 10,000 100 500 Compute the unadjusted overall mortality rates per 1,000 persons for Populations A & B in Table (Hint: Decimal to at least the tenth.) What is the Crude Mortality Rate for Pop A: What is the Crude Mortality Rate for Pop B

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Age (Yrs)		Population A			Population B
	# people	% of Pop	# deaths	# people	% of Pop	# deaths
<15	4,000	27	50	1,000	10	25
15-44	8,000	53	350	3,000	30	130
>45	3,000	20	100	6,000	60	345
Total	15,000	100	500	10,000	100	500