Answer:
Bite it, if it is soft then its gold
also if it is not shiny
Explanation:
B
Because that is the only answer with cost even present
B. Ovulation would not happen
@@@Answer is 0.50. @@@This is a little tricky, but you have to gather/calculate with numbers to figure this one out. If a person tests positive for the disease what is the chance that he or she actually has the disease is different from if the person actually has disease, what is the chance that they test positive for the disease. The order matters a lot.
Here are the numbers:
Assume there are a total of 100 people who actually have disease.
Since this is the 1%, there are total 10000 - 100 = 9900 people who don't have disease.
From the 100 diseased people, 99 test positive, and 1 negative.
From the 9900 non-diseased people, 99 test positive and 9801 negative.
People who test positive (99 + 99), the chance actually having disease is 99 / (99+99)
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. <span>Large doses of antibiotics given to fight an infection are likely to destroy bacteria that produce vitamin K. The digestive organ that would benefit from this bacteria would be the liver.</span>
