Solution :
It is given that :
P (positive | Has disease) = 0.7
P (positive | No disease) = 0.08
P (has disease) = 0.18
P (No disease) = 1 - 0.18
= 0.82
Now if test administered to the individual is positive, the probability that the person actually have the disease is
P (Has disease | positive)
......(1)
The P(positive) is,

= P(positive | has disease) x P(Has disease) + P(positive | no disease) x P(No disease)
= 0.7 (0.19) + 0.04 (0.81)
= 0.1654
Now substituting the values in the equation (1), we get
P (Has disease | positive)

= 0.8041
I would say D, determine if it can be factored by grouping (sorry, I forgot to put in the answer here).
So k in the first problem would =1/2
and i guess in the second problem just put k in place of the first space and in the second space put 8 for x. y would then =4. Idk if I did this right, though, I'm honestly a little confused too.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>In order to find the vertical asymptotes make the denominator equal to zero and solve:</u>
- 2x + 18 = 0
- 2x = - 18
- x = - 9
There is one vertical asymptote since the denominator is linear expression