Consider the visits that result in leave without being seen (LWBS) at an emergency departmentAssume that five visits that result in Admitted are to be randomly selected (with-outreplacement) for a follow-up interview. What is the probability that no selected visits are fromhospital 4?Hospital2TotalTotal529269915640432922,252LWBS195270246242953Admitted127715586669844485Not admitted382051634728310316,814O a. 0.7499O b.0.3091O c. 0.2897O d. None among the choices3.

It is provided that five visits from Admitted are to be selected Number of Admitted visits = 4485…

Answered: Consider the visits that result in…

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