During an epidemic of a certain disease, a doctor was consulted by 100 people suffering symptoms commonly associated with the disease. Out of the 100 people, 40 are females of whom actually have the disease and 25 do not. 20 males have the disease and the rest do not. A person is selected at random, what is the probability 17. that a. the person have the disease. b. the person do not have disease knowing that the person is a male.

During an epidemic of a certain disease, a doctor was consulted by 100 people suffering symptoms commonly associated with the disease. Out of the 100 people, 40 are females of whom actually have the disease and 25 do not. 20 males have the disease and the rest do not. A person is selected at random, what is the probability 17. that a. the person have the disease. b. the person do not have disease knowing that the person is a male.

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During an epidemic of a certain disease, a doctor was consulted by 100 people
suffering symptoms commonly associated with the disease. Out of the 100 people, 40
are females of whom actually have the disease and 25 do not. 20 males have the
17.
disease and the rest do not. A person is selected at random, what is the probability
that
the person have the disease.
the person do not have disease knowing that the person is a male.
a.
b.

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