Use Population A as reference group and calculate age-standardised (ASDR) for Population B Population ATotal Population<Population BAgeDeathsTotal Population< Deaths<0-2941545<3501030-591125351060+154103510Total 42020 42030

Introduction - Age-standardized (ASDR) =deaths in age group estimated population of that age group…

Answered: Population A Population B Age Total…

Population A Population B Age Total Population Deaths Total Population Deaths 0-29 154 5 350 10 30-59 112e 5 35 10 60+ 154 10 35 10 Total 420 20 420 30е

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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