The sample relative risk is 10.
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What is relative risk? </h3>
Sample relative risk is the ratio of disease risk or death in an exposed group to the disease risk or death in an unexposed group. Sample relative risk is a descriptive statistic.
What is the sample relative risk?
Sample relative risk = fraction of coal miner who got lung cancer / fraction of non coal miners who got lung cancer
Sample relative risk = (30 / 150) ÷ (5/250)
(1/5) ÷ (1/50
1/5 x 50 = 10
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No.
4p - 5 = 16
Isolate the variable and the constant.
4p = 21
p = 21/4
Explanation:
A "reduced" fraction is one that has mutually prime numerator and denominator. That is, the numerator and denominator have no common factors.
A fraction is "reduced" by canceling common factors from numerator and denominator. If "a" is a factor common to the numerator and denominator of a fraction, that fraction can be written with "a" canceled from each:
Here is a numerical example:
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A numerator factor and a denominator factor "cancel" because their ratio is 1, the identity element for multiplication. Anything times 1 is just that thing.