Practice of Statistics in the Life Sciences
Practice of Statistics in the Life Sciences
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ISBN: 9781319013370
Author: Brigitte Baldi, David S. Moore
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.7AYK

(a)

To determine

To draw:

The Venn diagram for the given data.

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10.7AYK

  0.48

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

Concept used:

Formula

For A and B

  P(onlyA)=P(A)P(AB)

Calculation:

Draw the table

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

  P(I)=0.147+0.140=0.287P(noI)=0.569+0.144=0.743P(OM)=0.147+0.569=0.716P(noOM)=0.140+0.144=0.284P(IOM)=0.147P(noInoOM)=0.144P(onlyI)=P(I)P(IOM)P(onlyI)=0.2870.147P(onlyI)=0.140P(onlyOM)=P(OM)P(IOM)P(onlyOM)=0.7160.147P(onlyOM)=0.569

Draw the Vann diagram

  Practice of Statistics in the Life Sciences, Chapter 10, Problem 10.7AYK

(b)

To determine

To find:

The probability P(OM) that a randomly selected American adult diagnosed with diabetes is treated for the given data.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10.7AYK

  P(OM)=0.716

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

Concept used:

Formula

For A and B

  P(onlyA)=P(A)P(AB)

Calculation:

Draw the table

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

  P(I)=0.147+0.140P(I)=0.287P(OM)=0.147+0.569P(OM)=0.716

(c)

To determine

To find:

The probability that a randomly selected American adult diagnosed with diabetes is treated with either insulin or oral medication for the given data.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10.7AYK

  P(IorOM)=0.856

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

Concept used:

Formula

For A and B

  P(onlyA)=P(A)P(AB)

Calculation:

Draw the table

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

  P(I)=0.147+0.140P(I)=0.287P(OM)=0.147+0.569P(OM)=0.716P(IorOM)=P(IOM)P(IorOM)=P(I)+P(OM)P(IOM)=0.147P(IorOM)=0.287+0.7160.147P(IorOM)=0.856

(d)

To determine

To find:

The product of P(I)×P(OM) and the probability of P(IandOM) for the given data.

(d)

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 10.7AYK

  P(I)×P(OM)=0.205

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

Concept used:

Formula

For A and B

  P(onlyA)=P(A)P(AB)

Calculation:

Draw the table

    OM No OM
    I0.1470.140
    No I0.5690.144

  P(I)=0.147+0.140P(I)=0.287P(OM)=0.147+0.569P(OM)=0.716P(I)×P(OM)=(0.287)×(0.716)P(I)×P(OM)=0.205

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