A test for a disease correctly diagnoses a diseased person as having the disease with probability 0.85. The test incorrectly diagnoses someone without the disease as having the disease with probability of 0.10. If 1% of the people in a population have the disease, what is the chance that a person from this population who test positive for the disease actually has the disease?
Correct response is 0.0791 but don't know how.
2006-11-20
21:29:07
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