First statement: In indirect standardization, we need to multiply the standard death rate for each age group in the standard population by the number of workers in the corresponding age group in the company Second statement: This gives the number of deaths that would be expected in each age group of workers if they had the same death rates as the standard population. A. Both statements are CORRECT B. Both statements are INCORRECT C. Second statement is INCORRECT; Second statement is CORRECT D. First statement is CORRECT; Second statement is INCORRECT

First statement: In indirect standardization, we need to multiply the standard death rate for each age group in the standard population by the number of workers in the corresponding age group in the company Second statement: This gives the number of deaths that would be expected in each age group of workers if they had the same death rates as the standard population. A. Both statements are CORRECT B. Both statements are INCORRECT C. Second statement is INCORRECT; Second statement is CORRECT D. First statement is CORRECT; Second statement is INCORRECT

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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