Option one because it’s going up by 50 and it’s also showing that she’s starting with the 200$ she already had
- I) the probability that the person is female is 8.33%.
- II) the probability that the person has a risk factor heterosexual contact is 6.40%.
- III) the probability that the person is female or has a risk factor of IV drug user is 23.47%.
- IV) the probability that the person is female and has a risk factor of homosexual is 0%.
- V) the probability that the person is male and has a risk factor of IV drug user is 15.13%.
- VI) the probability that the person is female given that the person got the disease from heterosexual contact is 69.38%.
Given the data mentioned in the table, the following calculations must be performed to obtain the requested probabilities:
I.-
(0 + 70 + 136 + 49) / (2,146 + 463 + 60 + 135 + 0 + 70 + 136 + 49) = X
255/3059 = X
0.0833 = X
II.-
196/3059 = X
0.0640 = X
III.-
(255 + 463) / 3059 = X
718/3059 = X
0.2347 = X
IV.-
0/3059 = X
0 = X
V.-
463/3059 = X
0.1513 = X
VI.-
136/196 = X
0.6938 = X
Therefore, I) the probability that the person is female is 8.33%, II) the probability that the person has a risk factor heterosexual contact is 6.40%, III) the probability that the person is female or has a risk factor of IV drug user is 23.47%, IV) the probability that the person is female and has a risk factor of homosexual is 0%, V) the probability that the person is male and has a risk factor of IV drug user is 15.13%, and VI) the probability that the person is female given that the person got the disease from heterosexual contact is 69.38%.
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Step-by-step explanation:
anyway, without any further information about ground consistency, friction and stuff, we have to assume ideal circumstances.
so, the same energy that made the ball flying through the air makes it also bounce or roll across the ground carrying it exactly the same distance at the same time.
the distances with an ideal, reflective ground will be the same.
it is the same energy released with the same inertia.
