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Description: Given P(HIV aftera strike)=0.003, what is the probability (to 4d.p.) that the healthcare worker is HIV positive after 2 strikes?A. 0.0030B. 0.0035C. 0.0042D. 0.0051E. 0.0054OF. 0.0060

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Given P(HIV aftera strike)=D0.003, what is the probability (to 4 d.p.) that the healthcare worker is HIV positive after 2 strikes? 4. 0.0030 B. 0.0035 C. 0.0042 D. 0.0051 0 0054

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